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The Great Tuition Fees Escape (Part 2)

9 October 2017
Education

The Great Tuition Fees Escape (Part 2)

Peter Ainsworth
9 October 2017
Continued from Part 1.   The central flaw in our current system of financing higher education is that the third … Continue reading “The Great Tuition Fees Escape (Part 2)”

Our university system is becoming more competitive. Don’t write it off just yet

15 September 2017
Education

Our university system is becoming more competitive. Don’t write it off just yet

Philip Booth
15 September 2017
As we approach the beginning of university terms, it appears that nobody is happy with the current system of financing … Continue reading “Our university system is becoming more competitive. Don’t write it off just yet”

A review of uk2020’s report on higher education

8 September 2017
Education

A review of uk2020’s report on higher education

Len Shackleton
8 September 2017
I’ve just finished reading a new report on higher education by the think tank uk2020. It’s a pretty good diagnosis … Continue reading “A review of uk2020’s report on higher education”

Brexit reinforces the case for market-oriented reform of Universities

15 July 2016
Education

Brexit reinforces the case for market-oriented reform of Universities

Peter Ainsworth
15 July 2016
The “Australian-style” points system that the Leave campaign was advocating during the EU referendum debate might provide more control over … Continue reading “Brexit reinforces the case for market-oriented reform of Universities”

Note to the people at BIS: Don’t just do something, stand there

10 September 2015
Regulation

Note to the people at BIS: Don’t just do something, stand there

Len Shackleton
10 September 2015
Some of us were hopeful that following the election, the Department for Business Innovation and Skills might be closed down. … Continue reading “Note to the people at BIS: Don’t just do something, stand there”

Universities need to deliver value for money

3 July 2015
Education

Universities need to deliver value for money

Peter Ainsworth
3 July 2015
Writing in The Times on Wednesday, Jo Johnson, the new Universities Minister, noted the disappointing statistic that almost half of … Continue reading “Universities need to deliver value for money”

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