The university ombudsman has said students need “some kind of insurance scheme” in the eventuality their higher education provider (HEP)…
Refunding tuition fees would only benefit the highest-earning graduates and government coffers, The Institute for Fiscal Studies has said. In…
Live Panel Discussion with special guests DAC Beachcroft. Free to join. 11 November @ 2pm London GMT…
While universities and colleges struggle to come to terms with the immediate problems posed by Covid-19, longer-term funding challenges left…
Even before the coronavirus pandemic hit, the UK university sector faced a real and possibly existential crisis in governance, funding…
The chief executive of Unite Students, the UK’s largest student housing company, was paid £2.7 million last year, according to…
Universities must be “equipped to mitigate risks” associated with internationalisation, Universities UK (UUK) cautioned as it released new guidance that…
UK universities are not transparent about their international partnerships and must “do more” to be accountable to their staff and…
Six months into this pandemic, most people accept that some degree of compromise on their privacy is necessary in the…
An £18bn deficit has forced the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) to propose vastly increased pension contributions for UK universities and…
