Universities have been accused of unintentionally clearing the way for money laundering by accepting millions of pounds in cash from international students from "high-risk” countries, a Times investigation has found.
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An expert has warned that the deportation of a serving vice-chancellor in Fiji has harmed their chances to attract any more high-ranking foreign administrators to run their universities.
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A former universities minister has urged for essay mills to be outlawed to protect students from being exploited and blackmailed by the companies.
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Universities may have to set their own exams because A-level grades will be “flattering” this year, an Ofqual adviser has said.
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A leading scholar has predicted that Australian universities will lose their lead on the pre-coronavirus market share of international student recruitment following a fall in the projected number of overseas students entering the country.
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25 students from the University of Portsmouth face expulsion after hosting a party during lockdown.
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Less than 1% of university professors in the UK are black, official figures show.
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UK students studying on a year abroad have been left stranded due to combined Covid-19 and Brexit disruption.
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