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Review into ‘broken’ higher education student funding

By Nic Mitchell Posted in Blog, Student-Mobility, Uncategorized , 6.1%, Andrew Adonis, Brexit, fees, funding, higher education, interest, Jeremy Corbyn, loans, pay, pensions, review, strike, student, Theresa May, UK, universities, Vice-Chancellors | Comments Off

British universities started the New Year much as they ended 2017 – on the back foot as they struggled to fend off criticism of bulging pay packets for vice-chancellors. Meanwhile staff went on strike to protect their pensions and students complained about not getting value-for-money for their £9,250 yearly tuition fees. Suddenly UK higher education […]

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England’s unfinished higher education revolution!

By Nic Mitchell Posted in Blog, EUPRIO , Alice-in-Wonderland, bonkers, David Willetts, EUPRIO, fees, HEFCE, recruitment, Sir Alan Langlands, students, Universiites UK | 2 Comments »

NIC MITCHELL gives EUPRIO members heading to the UK for the 2013 annual conference a quick overview of the “radical” or “bonkers” brave new world of English higher education. It’s been an ‘interesting’ 15 months since I wrote the first of my semi-regular blogs for the EUPRIO website in which I tried to explain to […]

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UNIVERSITIES challenged to end gaps in access and student success within 20 years by UK #HigherEd regulator

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TACKLING social exclusion in #HigherEd is a top priority for Europe, European Commission policy expert says. See my blog for EUPRIO

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LESSONS learnt from the first World Access to #HigherEd Day, or WAHED. See my blog

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DIGITAL aid project helps young Syrian refugees access higher education. See my report for University World News

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MORE to widening access to #HigherEd than just financial aid. See my report from the first World Access to Higher Education Day conference for University World News

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FRANCE aims for 500,000 international students by 2027, but also raises tuition fees for non-EU students sharply. See ICEFMonitor

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EUROPEAN University Association produces checklist on how universities can prepare for a "no-deal" Brexit

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EUROPEAN Commission puts €30 million into scheme to create new networks of European universities. See report in Science | Business.

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IS the UK migration target the problem and not the inclusion of students in it? See our guest blog on the MAC report.

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CZECH rector on how Central European universities can survive the rising tide of popularism and nationalism. My interview for Times Higher Education supplement