University funding/finances
Coalition reveals ¡®disturbing¡¯ shortfall. David Matthews reports
Welsh universities lead the UK in terms of output quality per pound invested, says report from Learned Society of Wales
The ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Policy Institute has mounted a successful drive to recruit more university partners, with the institutions helping to secure the independent thinktank¡¯s long-term future.
The short-term benefits to the government of increasing student fees in England will be outweighed 6.5 times over by the long-term costs of the new system, according to a new report.
Hepi director predicts more cuts over higher student loan costs
US president Barack Obama has said that taxpayers ¡°cannot continue to subsidise higher and higher and higher costs of higher education¡± in his annual State of the Union Address, and published proposals that would require colleges to meet performance thresholds to qualify for federal funding.
The next European Union research and innovation programme, Horizon 2020, has been allocated a budget of almost €71 billion (?60.4 billion) in an agreement reached on 8 February.
England¡¯s funding council has unveiled the sector¡¯s total funding for 2013-14, stating that funding per student is on the rise under the new system of higher fees.
The sector must not let claims that application rates vindicate fees policy go unchallenged, says Liam Burns
¡®Neurotic¡¯ sector plays ¡®zero-sum game¡¯ despite cap on numbers
The University of Huddersfield has unveiled pioneering plans to raise funds for scholarships by lending money to small businesses.?
Loss of international student licence exacts heavy toll on London Met. David Matthews reports
The critics of private-sector higher education can muster plenty of hostility - even hatred - towards its providers but precious few reasoned arguments, according to Peter Crisp
Loss of international student licence exacts heavy toll on London Met. David Matthews reports
Ucas data demonstrate wide-ranging impact of fees and funding changes. John Morgan reports
Ucas data demonstrate wide-ranging impact of fees and funding changes. John Morgan reports