After a first taste of freedom, many teenagers and students are finding themselves back with their parents, and struggling On 20 April, Lucy left her house in a small market… Read more »
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Men benefit more than women and creative arts provide worst returns, according to tax data One in five students would be financially better off if they skipped higher education, according… Read more »
Apple announced today an expansion of its program designed to get more students coding. The company says it has redesigned the “Everyone Can Code” curriculum with a focus on introducing… Read more »
Party aims to stop students from being hindered by inaccurate A-level forecasts School-leavers’ anxious wait for university places in England could be ended under proposals by Labour that would delay… Read more »
Total interest on student loans set to double to £8.6bn a year by 2024, government figures show Graduates of English universities will be exposed to an increasing debt burden within… Read more »
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Student speaks out over response to violent sexual taunts by male undergraduates One of the female students targeted by a male “rape chat” group at the University of Warwick has… Read more »
Russell Group says humanities places particularly at risk without government top-up Britain’s leading universities would be forced to reduce student numbers and course sizes if cuts in undergraduate tuition fees… Read more »
Regulator warns rising use of ‘conditional unconditional offers’ may break consumer law Universities in England making “indiscriminate” unconditional offers to potential students may fall foul of consumer legislation against “pressure… Read more »
Rise in England, Wales and Northern Ireland fuels debate over student recruitment One in three 18-year-olds applying for university places in England, Wales and Northern Ireland this year received some… Read more »
Staff and students say new campus lacks safeguards against strict local laws Staff and students at the University of Birmingham have warned that LGBT rights are not adequately protected at… Read more »
Labour leader accuses Boris Johnson of ‘winging it’ in stinging attack Keir Starmer: ‘Boris Johnson has to get a grip and restore public confidence’ Coronavirus – latest updates See all… Read more »
From Spain to Denmark, even those who have coped with coronavirus are aware the world has changed dramatically Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Her customers may… Read more »
