Sheffield Hallam staff raised concerns about impact on international student recruitment
Chair of Office for Students tells FT most institutions ‘on a journey to balancing income with expenditure’
Governments should build on, not rip up, what went before — the new skills strategy does just that
Vocational training must be improved without undermining universities
Government promises ‘higher standards’ in higher education and ‘renewed focus’ on skills in long-awaited white paper
Higher levies on endowment income will more than offset an increase in investment returns
Higher education leaders warn new qualification for young adults is not a ‘quick fix’ for work-focused training
FT analysis reveals potential breach of UK rules over handling of personal data
UK innovators too often have to find capital in the US — the quid pro quo is often jobs and facilities there instead of here
The salary and non-salary data show degrees still deliver for students in the long run
A lucrative revenue stream for universities has led to an industry of unregulated agents now under scrutiny for making lofty promises
It’s time to borrow from corporate crib sheets — and if all else fails, creative destruction is a force for good
Almost half of sector’s providers run a deficit, as some institutions secure funding against campus sites
Fees from international students are vital in offsetting long-term funding squeeze
UK’s first ‘super university’, to be named London and South East University Group, is set to launch in 2026
Research on local economies suggests Labour’s higher education policy is at odds with growth agenda
Tender indicates ministers are preparing ground to rejoin European student swap programme
Students are making more job applications than ever — and their success rate is among the lowest in at least 30 years
New UK medical school to offer free driving lessons in bid to attract students and keep doctors in the region
Men on average take home 14% more five years after leaving university, according to FT analysis
Higher education institutions in England and Wales call for more flexibility in retirement saving schemes
The Unite-Empiric deal reflects tough conditions in the sector
Data shows increasing popularity of science and maths, while boys overtake girls in top grades
Stem subjects register biggest increase in popularity this year, data shows
Institutions discuss closer collaboration and sharing resources amid funding concerns
