University fees cut would hurt mobility and aid rich, PM told
Justine Greening, David Willetts and Jo Johnson warn against reducing top £9,250 course costs
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1,000 state schools have no applicants to elite career schemes
State-educated applicants to graduate schemes at top firms come from elite pool – report
Read moreCreative industries fear tuition fees will kill supply of talent
Costs put off students who fear being indebted, but there is a wider loss is to the economy
Read more‘We saw an opportunity’: postgrads who turned study into startup success
Worried about job hunting after graduation? A growing number of alumni are choosing to start their own business, en route to self-made success
Read moreOxford college to launch scholarship in attempt to address slavery legacy
All Souls, which received substantial payment in 1710 from slave owner, to fund one student a year from Caribbean nations
Read moreThe £6,848 question for postgraduate students
As student debts mount, and with the loans system in need of reform, can targeted funding for postgraduate study increase social mobility?
Read moreOxbridge ‘failing to address diversity’, David Lammy says
MP says universities put pressure on journalists to change stories about lack of black students getting places rather than addressing concerns
Read moreBehaviour is a national problem in schools in England, review finds
Headteachers have ‘perverse incentives’ to hold back on poor conduct in their schools for better Ofsted ratings, government adviser says in his report
Read moreAre Soas students right to ‘decolonise’ their minds from western philosophers?
Outraged headlines erupted when students launched a campaign to challenge the great western philosophers. We went to the source of dissent – London’s School of Oriental and African Studies – to investigate
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