March 4, 2024

As strikes disrupt the academic landscape across UK universities, there is a pressing need for constructive dialogue and negotiation between university administrations and unions to

In response to ongoing concerns about grade inflation and maintaining the integrity of the examination system, UK exam boards have made the decision to implement

Amidst growing concerns about widening inequality and access to higher education, universities in England are raising their voices to demand more assistance for the poorest

English universities are facing a challenging conundrum as they grapple with a looming increase in pension costs that threatens to impact student welfare. The anticipated

The United Kingdom’s post-study visa scheme, introduced to attract and retain international talent, has sparked debate and raised concerns among experts regarding its unintended consequences,

The higher education sector in the United Kingdom faces a multifaceted crisis, characterized by funding challenges, demographic shifts, global competition, and policy uncertainties. Tackling this

As the United Kingdom navigates a post-Brexit landscape and seeks to reaffirm its position as a global hub for talent and innovation, protecting the graduate

Amidst the debates surrounding student debt and higher education financing, a lesser-known but significant factor has emerged: the impact of high interest rates on the

In response to financial challenges exacerbated by the global pandemic, the University of York has taken the proactive step of adjusting entry requirements for overseas

As the United Kingdom’s higher education sector grapples with a decline in the number of international students, warning signs of financial strain and potential deficits