Uni strike threatens students
By StudentMediaWire • Apr 26th, 2009 • Category: > Latest, EducationHigher education will be brought to a standstill if fears of job cuts are not quelled, a union has warned.
Higher education will be brought to a standstill if fears of job cuts are not quelled, a union has warned.
More than a third of applicants are choosing their university according to their personal finances, a new report reveals.
University bookshops may soon be able to supply students with any textbook they need within minutes.
The National Union of Students has issued a desperate call to its members: back our reforms, or NUS will die.
Many youngsters are saving towards higher education from the age of 11 because they have seen older family members flounder under the burden of university debts, according to research from leading Child Trust Fund provider, The Children’s Mutual.
Students are being overcharged for private tuition, according to research by a UK tutor comparison website.
The voice of UK universities have responded to a controversial study of student opinions.
NUS has welcomed high employment rates among recent graduates, as released by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) - but it has expressed concern
The number of applicants to UK universities and colleges is up 9.1% on the same point last year, according to admissions service UCAS.