Education in the media: 23 December 2016
...regulations being laid in Parliament on 15 December setting the maximum fee cap that universities can charge students. The regulations relate to fees for 2017/18 and allow universities to raise...
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Education in the Media: Thursday 28 June 2018
...the Today Programme. Universities Minister Sam Gyimah said: We want mental health support for students to be a top priority for the leadership of all our universities. Progress can only...
Education in the media: 18 August 2016
...print and broadcast. Universities Minister Jo Johnson’s opinion piece ran on the front page of the Telegraph this morning. He writes that we want universities to wipe out mediocre teaching...
University students and COVID-19 FAQ
...and students at our universities safe during this unprecedented situation, while mitigating the impact on people’s education. As Universities Minister, I understand that this is an extremely difficult time and...
How we’re supporting students with their mental health
...universities can commit to working towards in order to improve the mental health and wellbeing of their communities. Alongside the charter, Student Minds run the Universities Charter Programme, which gives...
Education in the media: Monday 19 March
...drinks levy, this investment will help raise education standards further and will make sure young people have happy, healthy childhoods. Universities Strike Today, Monday, 19 March, Universities Minister Sam Gyimah...
Ensuring quality and value for money in higher education
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...position, hyperbolic warnings from some on universities’ finances are distorting the overall picture. Following the financial crash most sectors have had to tighten their belts whereas universities have enjoyed rising...
Education in the media: 7 August
Today’s news review covers a Sunday Times story about university admissions. It also looks at the benefits of degree apprenticeships for universities, employers and students. International students Yesterday, 6 August,...
Sam Gyimah: Study at a faster rate and get into the workplace quicker
...until now, limits on the annual fees that universities can charge has made it hard for most providers to offer fast-track degrees. The fee cap on universities applies on an...
How we’re supporting university students with their mental health
...our student populations is a key priority. So that students are better protected we have asked universities to fully implement best practice including the Suicide Safer Universities guidance, led by...