'No alternative' to study fees
Controversial university tuition fees look set to be introduced in Northern Ireland causing degree costs to soar.
View ArticleFunding change 'boosts education'
Investment in further and higher education will be boosted by a joint funding body, a minister claims.
View ArticleNo top-up fees for Welsh students
Students from Wales will not have to pay top-up fees at Welsh universities under a new deal.
View ArticleTuition fees rise for non-Scots
University tuition fees for students from outside Scotland are to rise from 2006, say ministers.
View ArticleGraduate charge plan rejected
SNP plans to scrap the graduate endowment are rejected by a Scottish Parliament committee.
View ArticleMany more new EU students in UK
The number of students from new EU countries coming to UK universities more than doubled this year.
View Article'Toss a coin' to choose students
Interviewing applicants is so unreliable universities might as well toss a coin, an admissions expert told MPs.
View ArticleStudent inequalities exposed
There are big variations in how many children from different areas go to university, a report says.
View Article'No quotas plan' for universities
English universities' access regulator says he will not impose quotas for taking on poor students.
View ArticleRow over students' parental data
Questions about parents' education and occupations on university application forms prove controversial.
View ArticleStudents march over top-up fees
Students from across Britain march in Cardiff over fears that Wales may see university top-up fees.
View ArticleUniversities to charge top fees
Nine out of 10 universities in England are to charge the most they can in top-up fees from next year.
View ArticleTerm-time jobs 'lower grades'
Undergraduates who work during term-time are likely to do less well in their studies, research suggests.
View ArticleScottish students 'in less debt'
Scottish students earn less than their English counterparts but are in less debt, research suggests.
View ArticleFees seem not to deter students
More people have applied to university despite top-up fees, including from poor backgrounds.
View ArticlePlans to change university entry
Ministers want students to apply to university after their exam results - but the ideas are contentious.
View ArticleMore state pupils in universities
Annual indicators of university participation show small changes "on the right track", ministers say.
View ArticleBoys 'less keen to be students'
Boys are less keen to go to university than their female counterparts, a survey suggests.
View ArticleFunding for second degrees is cut
The government is redirecting university funding to prioritise first-time undergraduates.
View ArticleMore students to receive grants
More students from poorer families in England are to receive full grants for university.
View ArticleStudents bemoan lack of feedback
UK undergraduates seem to miss the resits culture they enjoyed in school, a survey suggests.
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