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Tighter visa rules and anti-foreigner rhetoric drive Chinese students away
Shadow chancellor supports ‘Abolish Eton’ motion to be debated at party conference
With some 27,000 courses on offer, how best to narrow the field?
An explosion in student numbers triggered a property boom in some post-industrial cities but the market is suffering from oversupply
Investment chief of UK’s biggest private pension fund on managing £73bn academic workers’ savings
Hollywood actress is the first to be sentenced after admissions cheating exposed
£1bn a year of financial assistance is available to help with fees
Segregation starts at school with separate classrooms and facilities
From the price of a school blazer to a train ticket, hidden costs are holding some students back
The rise in international students drives to the heart of the global economy.
Best and brightest will be allowed to stay for 2 years after graduating
Business is not as instinctive as some entrepreneurs believe; it can be taught
The UK needs a more diverse elite.
American export of education is being hit by tariffs battle with China
Education experts concerned over rising cases of malpractice in test centres
Founders Academy course to be led by entrepreneurs and offer paid tech internships
Responsible education initiatives are now mainstream and the FT wants to share best practice
With supervisors pressed to publish more research, one result has been a rise in exploitation of the work of postgraduates
Foreign parents benefit from weak pound, while UK families face big cost rises
An agency is training aspiring jewellers in Jordan to start their own businesses
Institut Le Rosey claims to offer a rounded, multicultural ‘school for life’ to a tight network of students
Educationalists are trying to make the subject less gender-biased but cultural traditions are harder to change
Many graduate recruiters are weighing up other skills alongside academic achievement
School trips are in decline, but research shows how valuable they are
Families have changed and public education must adjust
