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…s above benchmark on both attracting and retaining students from widening participation backgrounds, we know how important this is. Given the vital role of Student Opportunity Funding, ministers must ensure that the cuts announced today do not undermine the Prime Minister’s ambitious goal of doubling the proportion of disadvantaged young people entering higher education by 2020. We look forward to working with BIS and HEFCE to ensure that the rema…

…Royal Society president Sir Paul Nurse, who was commissioned to lead a review into the research councils, released his findings last week. His report calls for a single agency to oversee research councils, and greater collaboration between scientists and the government. Our response to Sir Paul’s review was published in the Guardian coverage of the review. You can read our full response here….

…s 8 million daily readers around the world. Of those readers, one in five describes themselves as a student – exactly the people who need to know which universities are doing an especially great job. All you have to do is pick a category in which you believe you stand out. The categories honour excellence in everything from teaching practice to beautiful buildings, and the awards offer universities a seal of approval for their most outstanding wor…

…and one-year Legal Practice Course (LPC) into a four-year course that enables graduates to proceed directly to a training contract with a legal firm. All teaching is based on independent, student-centred learning with an emphasis on practical tasks and group work, preparing students for the realities of working life. As part of the course students are exposed to academic law, as well as being required to prove their competency in professional skil…

…clusion of employability statistics could also disadvantage some universities and give students a skewed picture. Comparing the employability data for say, philosophy and nursing could be misleading. “Measuring excellence in a research-intensive university that’s teaching an academic subject might look very different from a university that’s running a nursing or teacher training course – and that might look different again from a conservatoire tha…

…want to increase the productivity of the workforce – is in decline. We welcome their latest publication which brings together a number of influential voices arguing for sensible policy options to do something about it. “The Open University argues convincingly that student loan finance should be made available for short courses and for equivalent and lower qualifications. This would make it easier for people to access advanced training and re-trai…

…PhD is good for the student experience,” she added. The new PhD opportunities in applied biosciences for health would also benefit industry, as there is a relative lack of doctoral provision in the area, Ms Ansell continued. University Alliance institutions were among the strongest in this discipline, according to the results of last year’s research excellence framework, she pointed out. Paul Harrison, pro vice-chancellor for research and innovati…

…We’ve submitted our response to BIS Select Committee Inquiry into the Productivity Plan. Read what we recommend to secure Britain’s future and drive local economic growth by clicking on the document (right).  …

…ersity now vastly outweighs the number of high-skilled jobs available. Professor West writes in the Guardian HE Network Blog, “But [CIPD’s] warning seems extremely shortsighted in its assumptions – if anything, graduate employment opportunities are improving and we’ll need more people with degrees in future. “While the CIPD report threatens to put people off higher education, the CBI has forecast that by 2022, half of all jobs will require workers…

…dely reported CIPD figure that 58.8% of graduates are in non-graduate jobs comes from 2010 during a weak economy. The latest Graduate Labour Market Statistics found that more graduates are in work this year than at any time since 2007 and that graduates earn almost £10,000 a year more than people without degrees. “The UK economy is a knowledge economy with most new jobs in high skill areas. The Association of Graduate Recruiters’ (AGR) predicted a…