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Higher education policy
May 2022
Funding for lifelong learning shouldn’t lead to deeper debt
Letter:
Prof Jonathan Michie
on the disastrous collapse in part-time education in Britain
Universities oppose plan for student cap and loans in England
Restricting access to loans limits on ‘low value’ courses would hit disadvantaged groups, say leaders
Degrees underfunded by £1,750 per student, Russell Group says
Student loan changes in England ‘could imperil supply of teachers and nurses’
Is it fair that we spend so much helping middle-class children into adulthood?
Sonia Sodha
April 2022
IFS: England’s student loan change to hit poor and minority ethnic people harder
Student loan changes in England will cost middle earners £30k, analysis says
March 2022
Teach UK students about China to tackle knowledge ‘deficit’, say experts
UK lacks sufficient understanding of China to make sensible decisions, finds higher education policy report
‘Pervasive’ inequality derailing black UK chemists’ careers, report finds
Royal Society of Chemistry says black and minority ethic chemists paid less and less likely to get research funding
The Guardian view on new reforms to student loans: putting on the squeeze
Editorial:
The government’s response to the Augar review is regressive and driven by a desire to diminish the mass appeal of going to university
February 2022
Ministers’ loan plans could stop poorer students in England going to university
Rise in university applications from UK 18-year-olds, figures show
January 2022
OfS publishes plans to punish English universities for poor value for money
Tens of thousands of students are enrolled at institutions that could fail to meet new minimum standards
November 2021
English universities risk breaking law over offer withdrawals, say ministers
England’s most prestigious universities failing to boost social mobility, IFS finds
October 2021
Ministers could limit student numbers on lower-earning arts degrees in England
Creative arts and other courses in England may be targeted to rein in loan debts, a plan critics deride as ‘anti-intellectual’
Early 2000s baby boom will soon flood universities, warns former Tory minister
Expansion in education must be funded to avert young people getting stuck in low-paid work, says David Willetts
Universities in England ‘failing to mark down students’ for poor writing skills
Office for Students claims use of ‘inclusive assessment’ policies contributes to grade inflation
September 2021
‘Impossible’ for Sunak to save on tuition fees without favouring well-off graduates
Universities in England favour cancel culture over quality, says Williamson
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