higher education

Susanna Reid Skewers Minister Over Tory Plan To Cap University Places

Robert Halfon struggled to explain what is a "poor" degree.
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Opinion: Wondering How Uni Students Are Feeling? Like We've Been Thrown To The Wolves

To be failed and abandoned time and time again, at first by an algorithm, then by institutions is draining and hurtful, writes student Kimi Chaddah.
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Unis May End Lectures Early To Get Students Home For Christmas

Education secretary says it would allow time for students to self-isolate before heading home.
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Lecturer Called Student's Henna 'Weird Brown Stuff' And 'Unprofessional', London Uni Hears

City, University of London, has been hearing the experiences of BAME students and staff as it attempts to tackle racial injustices on campus.
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Business School Graduates Want Refund If Uni Drops Slavery Link From Its Name

More than 3,500 have signed a petition saying their degrees will be devalued if the Cass Business School drops the name of Sir John Cass.
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Students Could Pay 20% More A Year For Speedy Degrees

Lower overall costs could be attractive to some learners, government says.
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We Must Pay Attention To The Quieter Racial Bias At Play In Our Universities

Racism has evolved to become more subtle, though no less damaging
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Higher Education Boss Handed £550,000 In 'Golden Goodbye'

Professor Madeleine Atkins got a 96% hike on pay deal when universities' body was scrapped.
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Student Suicide Rate Overtakes Non-Students In Early Twenties, Report Reveals

Figures rose by 56% between 2007 and 2016.
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There's More To Higher Education Than Value For Money

Rather than conceding to the market in education, we should be critiquing it
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