CAREER FEATURE 25 September 2024 As a new academic year dawns, international competition, government policies and inflationary pressures could be pushing some universities to the brink of bankruptcy.

Some UK universities might not receive support from the new Labour government, despite their financial struggles.Credit: Christopher Furlong/Getty There are two stages to going bankrupt, according to a […]

Sir Steve will continue to support the government’s international education work His work will promote UK excellence in education around the world Officials will conduct a review of […]

The new Labour administration has launched a review of the UK’s international education strategy, in a move that could lead to the setting of new student enrolment targets. […]

Ministers should aim for 70% of young people to continue their education after leaving school by 2040, while tuition fees in England should be increased, according to the […]

UK universities are a top choice for 18% of parents worldwide   90% of UK parents are concerned with the rising cost of an overseas education, which could represent […]

Credit: Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) has released a policy brief to bolster news literacy education across the UK. This initiative comes in response […]

Teachers in England have voted overwhelmingly to accept a 5.5% pay rise but warned ministers that without further “corrections” pay would remain uncompetitive and teacher shortages would persist. […]

A lot has been said about the importance of internationalisation and transnational education (TNE), which in the UK context can be defined as UK degree programs delivered in […]

As UK students start a new school year, the recently-elected Labour government has a unique opportunity to ensure that children worldwide have the same chance at an education. […]