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Visa changes, the fall in sterling and more non-EU students have cushioned the impact
Staff shortages emerge in key subjects as recruitment slumps, with science among worst affected
Budget squeezes are no match for a sector with a structural supply shortfall
Talk of limiting overseas students has done damage, says sector concerned by reports of visa curbs
Historic walkouts come as unions call for ‘meaningful’ pay rises amid mounting strain across education system
91 per cent of undergraduates worried about cost of living pressures, survey says
Employees at 150 campuses to walk out for three days over pay and pensions
Youngsters struggle to secure accommodation after pandemic leads to acceleration in undergraduate intake
It is a false economy to balk at the cost of putting aspiring medics like me through medical school
America’s higher education leads the world — yet at home it feeds social inequality and economic stress. Can it be fixed?
UCU threatens to ‘bring entire sector to a standstill’ after securing landmark mandate
The system of peer review tends to favour established names and institutions
I have to learn how to be an autonomous adult again
Avoiding the student loan system will benefit graduates for decades to come
Admissions to high-ranking institutions fall by 12.2% as funding pressures take toll, say analysts
Sector leaders say urgent action needed as value of tuition fees falls by a third due to rising inflation
Experts warn of undergraduate poverty and an increased gap between rich and poor
Undergraduates point to over-recruitment as first years told to find own rooms
Joe Biden’s student debt deal shows how powerful graduates have become
UCU accuses vice-chancellors of plunging ‘thousands into hardship’ by holding down wages
A-A* attainment drop back to 36.4% from 44.8% last year but remained higher than pre-pandemic levels
Clare Marchant expects near-record number of students in England and Wales to gain first-choice offers this year
Investors warn that lack of availability is driving some companies to US cities
Oxford Science Enterprises wants to step up funding of companies derived from academic research
Could the prime minister’s fall be a turning point for Britain?
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