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Too many degree courses ‘not now delivering value’ – Boris Johnson
The government will invest more in further education, Boris Johnson has vowed today, as he questioned the value of many…
30th June 2020 No Comments
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Less than half of students say universities have been clear about next year, survey finds
As undergraduates settle into their summer holidays, a new poll suggests less than half have received clear information from their…
30th June 2020 No Comments
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Government announces university research support package
Universities that are struggling to cover the costs of research because of the Covid-19 pandemic will be allowed to apply…
27th June 2020 No Comments
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Ethnic minority academics less likely to win research funding
Ethnic minority academics are less likely to win research funding than white academics, new comprehensive five-year data from UK Research…
26th June 2020 No Comments
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University of Derby helps local pupils apply to Oxbridge
A partnership between the University of Derby and Corpus Christi College, Oxford is bringing high achieving pupils in the city…
26th June 2020 No Comments
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Long-Bailey sacked as shadow education secretary
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has sacked Rebecca Long-Bailey for sharing an article that contains an “anti-Semitic conspiracy theory”. The…
25th June 2020 No Comments
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New HEPI report shows PhD students’ voices left ‘unheard’
The author of a new report from The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) on the experience of PhD students has…
25th June 2020 No Comments
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Latest Ucas figures ‘welcome news’ for universities
Enrolment figures released today by Ucas will be “welcome news for universities”, the organisation’s chief executive has said, as it…
25th June 2020 No Comments
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Sir Michael Barber to step down as Office for Students chair
Sir Michael Barber will not seek a second term as chair of the Office for Students (OfS), it was confirmed…
24th June 2020 No Comments
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Tuition fee compensation: students must take ‘mass action’, say NUS
Students should take “mass action” to win tuition fee compensation, the National Union of Students (NUS) has said today, as…
24th June 2020 No Comments
