One in six international students in UK start their course overseas
New research has found that one in six international students in the UK came to the country as a result of UK universities’ offshore campuses and partnerships.
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Parliament votes against free school meals over the holidays
Edouard Johnson looks at Parliament voting against free school meals and what this means during the pandemic.
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JP Morgan Chase admits to US market manipulation and agrees to pay $920m
Edouard Johnson looks at JP Morgan Chase as they admit to US market manipulation and agree to pay a settlement fee, but not everyone is pleased with the result.
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Academics express ‘uncertainty’ about running a revised National Student Survey in 2021
It has been warned that conducting the National Student Survey (NSS) next year without clarity either on the process or on what results will be published could raise major ethical questions and is likely to severely damage the survey’s trustworthiness.
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The financial implications of Shinzo Abe’s resignation
Edouard Johnson looks at the financial implications of Shinzo Abe's resignation as Prime Minister due to ongoing health issue.
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Lebanese universities seek to rebuild after damage by port blast
Many universities in Beirut are focused on student funding and retaining staff after last month’s port explosion, but leaders say the future of higher education in Beirut depends on the new government.
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US universities take different approaches for return to college campuses
California State University (CSU), with almost 500,000 students, recently announced that it will
continue with online teaching into the spring semester.
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The controversies surrounding Lost Stock
Edouard Johnson looks at some of the recent controversies surrounding Lost Stock and how it works.
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How charities work financially
Eduoard Johnson looks at whether the myths surrounding how charities work are true and where donation money actually goes.
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Universities could be shut down amid new coronavirus outbreaks
Officials have said that universities might have to close if there are outbreaks of coronavirus amid warnings of soaring cases among young people.
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Durham University offers students money to defer entry
Durham has become the first university to offer a bursary to persuade students to defer their studies.
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Russell Group universities prepare to lower entry grades after struggle to fill courses
High number of vacancies on courses at Russell Group universities could lead to a record breaking number of students gaining a place at university through clearing.
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University regulator calls for stronger powers to protect students if universities go bust
England’s university regulator has called for stronger powers to protect students enrolled at institutions that are at risk of financial failure because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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