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Warren Feeney embracing the US opportunity that comes at perfect time for former NI international
The former Linfield and Glentoran boss will coach some of the top talents at US college level in his new role
Free speech laws could have led to ‘Holocaust denial’ on campuses – Phillipson
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson told the Commons ‘no options are off the table’ in protecting academic freedom.
Universities need £12,500 tuition fees to meet costs, vice-chancellor suggests
The higher education sector risks looking ‘out of touch’ if it calls on the Government to increase fees, Professor Shitij Kapur said.
British universities feeling ‘the crunch’ seek urgent Government investment
Universities ‘stand at a fork in the road’ and could ‘slide into decline’ without action, the president of Universities UK has warned.
Universities may ‘slide into decline’ without action to tackle funding pressures
The higher education sector is at a ‘fork in the road’, the president of Universities UK has warned.
Government considers all options over ‘financial peril’ universities face
University leaders have warned of significant financial concerns and ‘danger’ as a result of frozen tuition fees and falling international demand.
Franchised higher education provision poses ‘significant risks’ to students
The Office for Students, England’s universities watchdog, has highlighted a series of concerns linked to subcontractual partnerships.
Renting for the first time? Here’s everything you need to know
From deposits to repairs, we look at renter’s rights in the north
Drop in UK students eligible to find university places through clearing
Some 42% of UK applicants accepted on courses identify as male, 56% as female and 1% say they use another term.
More students accepted on UK degree courses than last year – Ucas
School and college leavers have received A-level and T-level grades to help them progress on to university courses.