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Last-ditch attempts to minimise harm of incoming tax on international student fees splits sector, as research intensive universities set to save millions but post-92s would pay more

‘Remains to be seen’ whether initial influx of interest in Europe will consolidate into a trend in years ahead, experts say

New incentives needed to encourage collaboration and specialisation among providers, conference hears

Improvements in perceptions of course quality seen across student groups and disciplines despite disrupted year for UK HE

New modelling suggests one in six English higher education institutions will have less than 30 days’ liquidity in 2025-26

Incentivise universities to facilitate ‘meaningful’ part-time work by offering rebates on fee levy, says study

The provision of accommodation, recreation and even welfare services remains a central part of the UK university model even in an era of massification. But as cost pressures eat into both students’ and universities’ budgets, there is a growing sense that something has to give. Patrick Jack reports

Universities urged to collaborate on areas such as the language they use in admissions to ensure accessibility for non-traditional students

No one has come up with a better way of convincing the Treasury to bring back maintenance grants, skills minister tells social mobility event

Appointment of Kathleen Fisher to lead UK ‘high-risk, high-reward’ funding body will raise questions on shift towards defence research

Dundalk Institute of Technology to join forces with Queen’s University Belfast to create new opportunities for student mobility and skills development

R&D funders urged to work together to boost global standing of both countries in wake of new treaty