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Policy and analysis
Brexit and UK universities
We are working with our members, the university sector and government on the implications for universities and students of the UK's vote to leave the EU.
Equality, diversity and inclusion
We support and promote life-changing opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds at every university.
Immigration
We want to see an immigration system that helps universities to attract international students and highly skilled staff to study and work in the UK.
Innovation, growth and skills
Universities are vital in supporting business and communities, promoting local and national economic growth and innovation, and supplying highly skilled and employable graduates.
Regulation of higher education
Effective regulation is essential to provide accountability for public funds, protect the interests of students and safeguard the reputation of UK higher education.
Student experience
The UK’s universities want to provide students with a world-class education so that they can achieve their full potential.
Funding
A sustainable funding environment is essential for universities.
Efficiency and value for money
Universities across the UK are committed to delivering value for money for students, for government and for the wider public.
Research policy
Our universities lead the world in science and research, but government must invest more if we are to maximise the benefits to the economy, society and people's everyday lives.
Professional education
Universities are committed to the renewal of the teaching profession through provision of excellent training programmes which produce the teachers our education system needs.
Health
Universities train and educate the healthcare workforce and carry out research which improves the health of the nation and drives growth.
Universities and counter-terrorism
Universities have a role to play in the prevention of terrorism and violent extremism. But they must also be allowed to balance this against their duty to promote freedom of speech within the law.
Pensions
We represent higher education employers in discussions on the future of the USS and are working to make the scheme sustainable while offering the very best pensions that can be afforded.
Internationalisation
We want to support the development of UK universities’ influence on the world stage, and ensure that the UK higher education sector remains competitive by international standards.
Blog
General election 2019: what the parties say on higher education
27 November 2019
UUK's Karmjit Kaur takes a look at the policy commitments on higher education in party manifestos ahead of the general election.
Seizing the opportunity to offer more people the chance of success through higher technical education
21 November 2019
UUK's Greg Wade on the 'missing middle' of level 4 and 5 qualifications, and shares UUK's recommendations for government.
News
Universities UK welcomes UCAS figures on disadvantaged students
28 November 2019
Universities UK (UUK) today welcomes figures showing that disadvantaged students are 61% more likely to enter university now than they were ten years’ ago.
University leaders make formal commitment to working with UCU on long-term USS pension scheme reform
21 November 2019
University leaders have outlined their commitment to working with UCU to deliver long-term USS pension scheme reform.