Universities have been accused of offering international students lower entry grade requirements, but what does this reveal about our higher education institutions, and how does it affect the way international students are viewed?

Alleged disparities in entry requirements between internal and international students raise questions about universities’ reliance on international fees, and the impact this may have on internal students

The Home Secretary made comments on number of international students in the UK contradict Conservative goals

Escape to Massachusetts through the eyes of a Masshole. The state is rich with history, nature, and student debt

Can the University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University justify fees of £9250 and more for fewer and fewer contact hours?

Blended learning combines online materials with traditional ‘place-based’ classroom methods

Lucca Di Virgilio discusses the problems with profiteering from university education

Making up 27% of the total student body, they pay almost half of all tuition fees. 

The report said the recommendation was based on a “distorted” view of Higher Education funding

Sophie Marriott isn’t a fan of the proposed changes to tuition fees

The Augar Review also says the threshold for repaying student loans should fall

Course sizes could shrink in the near future to accommodate a reduction in fees

The lowering of tuition fees could lead to some UK universities closing in a ‘worst case scenario’ situation if alternative funding is not provided

The chance to graduate earlier through an accelerated degree programme will come at the cost of higher fees per year

Women who went to university earn 28% more than the average female non-graduate

A two-year degree plan has been promised to cut the cost of tuition fees

As a dutch student studying in the UK, Rose Uijtewaal is shocked at how accepted the comparatively expensive tuition fees are here.

Tuition fees in the UK currently stand at £9,250 per year for home students, but the proposal has been met with both disapproval and agreement.

The parliamentary select committee has recommended the reversal of the policy that scrapped grants in 2016.

Sweeping review of higher education funding branded a “superficial, and politically motivated retaliation” by students