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Articles by Helen Packer
English universities with gold or silver award qualify for ‘streamlined’ process that will only take five minutes, says Department for Education
Institutions review policies ahead of new obligations coming into force but campaigners believe culture change is needed, as they gear up to highlight breaches
Leeds Trinity and Canterbury Christ Church among institutions hardest hit after slashing of Strategic Priorities Grant
Students on free school meals who participated in activities such as campus visits 48 per cent more likely to go into higher education than those who didn’t
Buckinghamshire New University ‘still wants to do franchising but not be reliant on it’, says Damien Page
Office for Students (OfS) proposes to create new condition of registration as some partnerships ‘still being mismanaged’
More regular payments for per-module study would help even out income over course of a year, according to new Open University leader
Sustainable business plan and programme diversity key, says vice-chancellor who stepped in to save historic institution
Universities ‘still unprepared’ for market failure and should pay into scheme that can cover expenses, says OIA
Government yet to articulate its vision for the sector after a year in power as political threats – rather than long-term thinking – shape its agenda, says outgoing UUK president
Lack of details on institutional eligibility for new student funding scheme brings more uncertainty to providers, according to Sally Wheeler
Warning more institutions may look to Scottish government for support as ailing university’s problems blamed on mismanagement rather than wider funding pressures
More cautious lifelong learning policy ‘inevitable’, say experts, as ministers emphasise phased transition to new system
Coming new English student finance system offers flexible study options for subjects that support Labour’s industrial strategy
One in five UK university leaders exploring mergers as sector fears ‘contagion’ effect of institutional failure
University staff growing increasingly concerned about students’ declining English proficiency, finds study
Domestic student places and essential courses face axe as plan to tax international tuition fees could prove to be ‘final nail in a coffin’ for some institutions
Leader of management school with bases around the world says technological advances make opening more campuses unnecessary
Universities warned against alienating local communities as government emphasises civic mission
‘Trivial’ change will not drive down migration numbers, according to shadow minister
Institutions may be forced to choose between extra research funding and placating students unless narrative around military work changes
Policy Exchange calls for international students to pay more and warns against introducing domestic fees for EU students
Both institutions and government say they want more foreign students in India, but a lack of interest – and cash – may be holding them back
Group attempts to capitalise on new era of university collaboration – and show collective worth to government – but will it end up as a ‘pale imitation’ of Russell Group?
