The £6,000 hike in tuition fees in 2012 is seen as a key contributor to the vast institutional profits

New measures will be introduced to target student debtors who have left the UK

New government proposals to allow English universities to raise their fees to more than £9000 a year will make the Welsh grants unaffordable

Accoding to the Association of Colleges, Britain has made a mistake in not investing in professional and technical education

Students of at least seven major universities in South Africa have protested the increase in tuition fees, resulting in police intervention and 23 arrests

At the Labour party conference, politicians have suggested that Corbyn’s promise of scrapping tuition fees is not set in stone

In his campaign manifesto to become Leader of the Labour Party, Andy Burnham has stated that he will commit Labour to a graduate tax for students in academic and technical education

Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne announced today that students from households with less than £25000 income will be forced to borrow all of their maintenance financing in loans, replacing the current grant system

News Editor Jenny Sterne spoke to the shadow Secretary of State for Business, Chuka Umunna, about HE policy, the skills gap, zero-hours contracts and the BME attainment gap

Liam Byrne MP visited the university to discuss Labour’s tuition fees pledge and to answer students’ questions

A consumer watchdog has revealed that at least 40 UK universities offer unlawful terms to students

Bosses from universities including Birmingham and Reading have harshly criticised suggestions from the Labour Party of cutting the cap on tuition fees to £6000

By Autumn 2015, restrictions on the number of student entries into universities will be removed

‘This House Believes Tuition Fees Should Not Increase’ was defeated by student audience in a university debate

Charlotte Green argues that attributing life choices down to economic need not only devalues women’s decisions to sexually empower themselves, but also undermines the concept of female self-determination

Reports of poor value for money, substandard teaching, and price fixing, may lead to university probe

Higher education class gap can’t be explained by grade difference

Cap on fees is ‘not sustainable’ according to University of Surrey vice-chancellor

NUS publish evaluation lambasting their own demonstration DEMO2012 and admits costs topped £155,000

Manchester Business School student sets up speed-typing competition with a prize of tuition fees