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Institution adopts moratorium on accepting Shell and BP funds amid scrutiny of companies’ influence on academia
Knowledge intensive companies can benefit from their co-location with strong academic centres
The comedian paints a picture of the malaise hanging over the nation’s campuses in a new BBC documentary
Co-operation that could strengthen People’s Liberation Army has become increasingly sensitive political issue in UK
Head of Universities Superannuation Scheme urges the government not to engage in excessive intervention
Commercial data offers first broad snapshot of enrolment since government tightened migration policy
The government needs to retain global interest in UK universities, before it is too late
RCN union warns the 7% drop is ‘direct threat’ to patient safety and calls for emergency measures to boost recruitment
New research shows how policy changes will hit different groups — and lays out the cost of alternatives
Elite institution’s School of General Studies has high level of financial insecurity and low aid
Ministers should explain the benefits and address the costs of attracting foreign students
Research reveals 6-fold increase as international students use relaxation of visa rules to stay in Britain
A drop in international students puts the UK’s academic edge at risk
A third of higher education institutions saw a decline in overseas non-EU applications in 2023
Both parties are in denial about the importance and the scale of the financial crisis in higher education
Government rhetoric threatens international enrolments that help fund institutions, warns sector body
UK universities have become increasingly reliant on international students
Institute for Fiscal Studies study says rise in burden on government will not be captured by official measures
Other countries are more generous in the fight for the globally mobile student
Migration Advisory Committee report could lead to further tightening of rules for international students
Students, academic staff and government are stuck in a ‘triangle of sadness’ where everyone feels aggrieved
Former polytechnics required to increase employer contributions due to government reforms
Non-UK tuition fees are crucial but growing numbers of undergraduates haven’t been matched by accommodation
Analysis will add to pressure on institutions accused of placing financial concerns ahead of academic quality
Government concessions on renters reform bill leave landlords facing a higher risk of vacant periods
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