Labour’s EU reset has a university problem
Labour wants an EU reset but won't touch tuition fees.
Nigerian agents report extortion over deposits kept by UK unis
The PIE understands that agents are having to “bail out” colleagues and sub-agents in Nigeria who are being arrested or extorted over tuition fee deposits being withheld by British universities.
What’s going on in the world of higher education fees and funding?
This presentation by London Economics to MillionPlus summarises the significant divergence in higher education funding policies across the UK’s four Home Nations.
Government must start treating higher education like the investment in the future of our country it is
Vivienne Stern MBE, Chief Executive of UUK, and Amira Campbell, President of the NUS (National Union of Students), discuss how there needs to be a re-evaluation of who pays for higher education, moving towards a model that recognises its value to society.
Buckingham offers cut-price business courses to win back students
‘Time is right’ to lower tuition fees for some accelerated degrees, says UK’s oldest private institution.
Cambridge more expensive than Ivy League for foreign medical students
Cambridge and other leading UK universities are now more expensive than Ivy League colleges for foreign medical students.