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…to promote sustainable growth and prosperity. “As Robbins Rebooted recognises, access is not just about getting young people into elite universities. There is so much more positive work that is going on right across the higher education sector, especially by Alliance universities, and it is essential that this work is supported if we are to avoid leaving whole swathes of the population behind. “Mr Byrne also recognises there is already a rich exis…

…ent number controls in Australia – and what it could mean for England, Professor Steve West, Chair of University Alliance, said: “This is an incredibly important piece to be thrown into the HE debate mix. We have always felt that when developing higher education policy in the UK we should take into account the lessons learnt from other countries, in particular Australia where many parallels can be drawn. “What this report helpfully identifies is t…

…s, and strengthen relationships between universities and graduates. Steve West, chairman of the University Alliance, which represents 22 of the newer universities, whose graduates often work in science, technology and start-up companies, responded: “[This] would penalise universities that take students from non-traditional backgrounds, who are more likely to stay within the region they study [usually closer to home to start with] and go into lower…

…riculum’.” You can find out about our Design& project we recently ran with the Intellectual Property Office here….

…Professor Steve West, Chair of University Alliance, has been featured in Chemistry World in a story about Greg Clark replacing David Willetts as the new Universities and Science Minister. In the article, Steve welcomed the appointment. ‘The coming months will be critical in thinking about the long-term sustainability and global positioning of UK higher education and we look forward to working with Mr Clark and his team,’ he said in a statement.”…

…Government subsidies on loans. This is unsustainable in the long-term and restricts access to loans for those individuals who need support to retrain, enter postgraduate study and further their career prospects. Getting loan design right is critical to ensuring the UK achieves a truly diverse higher education system that is fit for purpose and can meet the diverse needs of individuals, society and the economy. Creating a well-designed system Creat…

…ead to an extra 60,000 students entering the system, according to Treasury estimates. Libby Hackett, chief executive of University Alliance, said there would be “a more diverse and expanding system after 2015-16 when student number controls are removed”, but the sector’s reputation must be protected via tighter quality controls. “We need to be thoughtful and careful in safeguarding the reputation of UK higher education” when higher education was b…

…ions, but an irritation that belonging to a group, named after the London hotel where they used to meet, seems to have taken on a semi-official status. The article stresses concerned claims over unfairly undermining the value of other non-Russell Group universities, which most students are going to attend, universities which are as good if not better. Read the full article here.    …

…or driving the UK’s economic future alongside and in partnership with businesses. University Alliance’s response highlighted the range of mechanisms that are supporting effective business-university collaboration. It also emphasised that the ability of the UK to respond to future global challenges and industrial opportunities relies on maintaining the strength and depth of the research base in both subject areas and research activities. Read our f…

…king and simple steps to improve the loan design, bring down the massive subsidy on loans from the government and re-balance the contribution between the state and individual to higher education. This is less complicated than it sounds. You may end up with fees at £6,000 in some parts of the system, but it is strange to know the answer before you’ve done your sums. Read the full letter….