…rsity; John Longworth, director general at the British Chambers of Commerce; and event chair Michael White, assistant editor and former political editor of the Guardian. International Hub: Vince Cable: international students do not feel welcome in Britain (Guardian HE Network)…
…Don’t miss out, for further information on the Guardian University Awards and to submit your entry, please visit theguardian.com/university-awards….
…places remaining high. However, it is important that universities do not become complacent. We need to continue to make every effort, in partnership with business and the professions, to secure employment for recent graduates. “Investing in higher education pays off in the long run, both for individuals and society. The Spending Review this week will once again highlight how tight budgets are, but it is essential that we think creatively about how…
…ing participation and retention funding, particularly given that the coalition has “tied itself so closely to social mobility”.’ Read the full article….
…current funding system, which needs to be looked at. The consequences of not doing so could be detrimental to all our futures.’ Read the full article….
…worrying. At a time when youth unemployment in the UK has reached nearly 1.4million (18.9% of the youth population) and more jobs than ever now require a higher education qualification, it is inconceivable that a government that has championed social mobility would remove critical funding to support students from poorer backgrounds. ‘Government has worked hard to ensure higher fees have not deterred large numbers of students from applying to univ…
…Review of universities and growth. Throughout our response, we provide many examples of how Alliance universities are delivering economic growth. See our response – University Alliance Witty Review response….
…Hider and this will see a dramatic growth in *TeaShed listings across the UK. Over the next few years we also will expand the export side of the business with distribution already lined up for Japan. In addition to this, depending on the scale of success of the first *TeaShed pop-up, we would roll out a nationwide pop-up *TeaShed plan, with a *TeaShed in every major city by 2018. Move over coffee houses, it’s time for Tea Sheds!” Read Jules’ full…
…e option for more of our highly motivated graduates. The benefits to getting this right reach far beyond the students and universities involved, affecting the UK’s international competitiveness, economy and society. Check out Growing Global Graduates….
…e option for more of our highly motivated graduates. The benefits to getting this right reach far beyond the students and universities involved, affecting the UK’s international competitiveness, economy and society. Check out Growing Global Graduates….
