28 juin 2015

By James Connington. University admissions body Ucas has analysed personal statements to examine the language used by university applicants. Read more...

By Josie Gurney-Read. Vice-chancellors and education professionals have spoken out about the challenges that could occur should Britain leave the EU. Read more...

By Anne Richards. In order to be more productive, we need to move beyond lazy gender stereotyping and support prospective female engineers, says Anne Richards. Read more...

By Gordon Rayner. St Catharine's becomes first University of Cambridge college to relax dress code at formal dinners after transgender student's campaign. Read more...

Those graduating in 2014 were the last round of students to pay the lower level of tuition fees, but they will still have been feeling the pressure as they headed out of university into an increasingly competitive jobs market. Social and career networking site, LinkedIn, has crunched the numbers and figured out the 10 most popular industries that 2014 graduates from the UK have headed to. Read more...

By Martin Evans. Student debt is soaring but graduates are positive about the job market, according to a major survey. Read more...

By Javier Espinoza. The number of Oxbridge graduates teaching in state schools has risen significantly, but some argue more needs to be done to give state school pupils access to quality teaching. Read more...

By Javier Espinoza. Rob Behrens claims universities should take 'much more proactive approach' when handling laddish behaviour on campus. Read more...

By Josie Gurney-Read. Figures reveal a record number of complaints made against universities as students demand more for the higher tuition fees. Read more...

By Katie Morley. The Government's latest plan to phase out student grants is abhorrent, says Katie Morley. Read more...