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  1. Tough times call for joined-up thinking

    …setting out the long-term strategy to keep the UK’s labour market globally competitive. This is crying out for some joined-up thinking. Youth unemployment figures hitting the one million mark was indeed a wake-up call and urgent action must be taken to address this issue. Apprenticeships are the government’s primary response to get young people into work or training along with other direct incentives to employers likely to be announced in the Chan…

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  2. It is crucial that we tackle myths about tuition fees

    …aken care of: students can apply for an annual loan of up to £5,550 for day-to-day living costs. If their family income is under £42,600 they will also get a living grant (money you don’t have to pay back) of up to £3,250. No win, no fee: graduates only pay back in relation to how much they benefit. Unlike credit card or mortgage style loans, there is no risk to taking the loans out because if you are never in a position to pay it back you won’t h…

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  3. Figures show significant fall in graduate unemployment

    …mand for graduates in our economy – even in difficult times. As our global competitors know, we need more highly-skilled graduates in order to drive growth and economic recovery. These figures show that the value of a degree is worth the investment for individuals and society, raising hopes and prospects for the future. “People should not be put off going to university because of financial concerns or the myth that demand for graduates is drying u…

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  4. All better now? Actually Hefce, we feel much worse

    Effort to mitigate AAB and core-and-margin effects spells trouble for post-92s. Simon Baker reports – read the full article here. Libby Hackett, director of the University Alliance group of institutions, said: “The presumption that these universities can take the hit is extremely frustrating. “It comes down to a fundamental lack of value attributed to certain parts of our higher education sector by this government.” Alliance universities deliver…

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  5. The research funding debate: why size doesn’t matter

    …from funding. Let us be in no doubt about it – taking money away from high-performing, small research units would wither the UK research-base and damage our global reputation for excellence and innovation. With scarce public resources, it is imperative to chart a way through all political pressure and ensure that funding follows quality. The stakes are high; the long-term health and sustainability of UK research must be protected. Future local, r…

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  6. Guardian – The research funding debate: why size doesn't matter

    …from funding. Let us be in no doubt about it – taking money away from high-performing, small research units would wither the UK research-base and damage our global reputation for excellence and innovation. With scarce public resources, it is imperative to chart a way through all political pressure and ensure that funding follows quality. The stakes are high; the long-term health and sustainability of UK research must be protected. Future local, r…

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  7. White Paper proposals will narrow access

    …providers, they are creating a shift in public investment towards the high-achieving, high-social class students – this makes no sense for social mobility. “Surely students with grades just below AAB want to have access to courses that are just as well-resourced as their peers with AAA grades? This doesn’t sound like student choice driving the system. Given the obsession with access into a few elite universities, we often forget that the really l…

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  8. WHITE NOISE: University Alliance Policy Seminar exploring the White Paper

    …ersity Alliance held its first policy seminar last week (5 July) taking an in-depth look at the White Paper. There was lively discussion and debate about the impact the White Paper could have on the sector, which will no doubt continue over the coming months. We are still looking at the White Paper and refining our analysis, but to give you an idea of our current thinking you can see the presentation Libby and Liz gave at the seminar below. Feel f…

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  9. No one has to pay upfront

    …are still massive misunderstandings about what exactly is changing when it comes to university funding – both the reason behind the changes and the actual changes. Universities will not come out flusher To make cuts in spending, from September 2012 Government will cease to give universities the cash they currently provide to cover the cost of teaching a degree – the Teaching Grant. Teaching has previously been paid for from direct Government fundi…

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