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The grades u-turn caused a ripple effect throughout education – it could be catastrophic for unis

25 August 2020

Coronavirus Funding Regulation of higher education Student experience

Admissions A-levels Skills Teaching Student finance

From over-stretched finances to lack of space and facilities, universities are facing a perfect storm of problems.

How we communicate student finance needs a rethink

16 December 2019

Funding Regulation of higher education Student experience

Student finance

NEON's Graeme Atherton explains why the cost of higher education needs to be communicated to students more effectively.

General election 2019: what the parties say on higher education

27 November 2019

Brexit and UK universities Funding Parliament and government Regulation of higher education

Admissions Careers Degree apprenticeships Graduates Healthcare and the NHS Skills Student finance Spending review

UUK's Karmjit Kaur takes a look at the policy commitments on higher education in party manifestos ahead of the general election.

General election 2019: skills, jobs and opportunity

11 November 2019

Funding Immigration Innovation, growth and skills Parliament and government Regulation of higher education Student experience

Access Admissions Careers Degree apprenticeships Economic impact Employability Equality Graduates Science research Skills Social mobility International education Teaching Student finance

UUK's Karmjit Kaur on the policies that all parties should commit to, to ensure UK universities remain a global success story.

Higher education policy priorities for the new prime minister

31 July 2019

Equality, diversity and inclusion Funding Health and social care Innovation, growth and skills International Parliament and government Student experience

Access Budget Degree apprenticeships Economic impact Equality Graduates Healthcare and the NHS International education Part-time study Science research Skills Social mobility Student finance

UUK's Karmjit Kaur on how new Prime Minister Boris Johnson can can help maximise the role of universities for both his domestic and global ambitions.