By Samantha North. As tuition fees rise at home, many British students are looking across the sea for cheaper venues to complete their masters degrees. Read more...By Kate Palmer. Comprehensive research suggests that British students who go on a foreign exchange pay significantly less than those who remain at home. Read more...By Josie Gurney-Read. Figures published today by the Department for Education show that pupils from fee paying schools are twice as likely to attend a Russell Group university and five times as likely to attend Oxbridge. Read more...By John Worne. In terms of language learning, we’re a nation of committed non-swimmers faced with a swimming pool – anxious about diving in and not convinced of the joys of taking the plunge, writes John Worne. Read more...By Josie Gurney-Read. According to Ucas, the number of university applications has exceeded the record set before the rise in tuition fees and poorer pupils are now more likely than ever to apply. Read more...
British Medical Association has concerns that doctors will not reach the necessary level of expertise as a result of proposed changes. More...Record number of 18-year-olds from poorer areas have applied this year, but wealthy students remain twice as likely to pursue higher education. More...By Lucas Fothergill. By your second term you should have university life all sorted, right? Well I didn’t – here are some tips to make it through if you don’t either. More...By Ben Quinn and Aisha Gani. New finance minister and deputy PM among the many Greek intellectuals who have studied or taught in the UK. More...By Alan Travis. Peers, academics and senior Tories reject idea of placing legal duty on universities to prevent students from being drawn into extremism. More.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)
