Half of young people who say they are likely to go to university are worried about the cost of higher education, according to a recent poll published by the Sutton Trust educational charity, writes Sally Weale for the Guardian. Read more...
President slashes university fees after student protests
By Kudzai Mashininga. Malawi’s President Peter Mutharika has bowed to pressure and slashed university fees following nationwide student protests that began last month and resulted in the arrest of more than 30 students. Read more...
Students call for tuition fees to be publicised
Freshmen to universities with financial autonomy have called on the universities to publicise tuition fees so that they and their families can manage the sum actively, reports Viet Nam News. Read more...
Scottish universities fear Brexit shortfall from fees
Scottish universities have called for urgent action to address fears of a £60 million (US$78 million) funding shortfall caused by the Brexit vote, writes Andrew Denholm for Herald Scotland.
Students from European Union countries currently get their fees paid for them when they go to university here, but that will no longer be the case when Britain leaves the EU. Read more...
Looming crisis over university student fee hike plan
By Gilbert Nganga. Kenya’s university students are facing a defining moment following a stand-off between the government and university administrators over a plan to raise tuition fees from next year. Read more...
Fighting Tuition Hikes at Russian Universities
University denies home students are ‘losing out’
Scotland’s oldest university has hit back at suggestions that the higher education sector “prefers” fee-paying students from England over those from Scotland, writes Andrew Denholm for Herald Scotland. More...