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Sam Gyimah announces subject-level TEF in value-for-money drive for students
Sam Gyimah hails the establishment of the new Office for Students as the biggest shake-up to higher education in a generation.
The Prime Minister pledges to look at ways to ensure more people have a genuine choice of high quality technical and academic options.
New figures show 90 per cent of young university entrants in 2016/17 came from state schools, including an increase among Russell Group institutions
IBM, Cisco, Microsoft and others join forces with universities and industry bodies to boost future digital skills
A new agreement with Egypt will help give UK universities a competitive edge in Egyptian market
The Office for Students legally comes into force to hold universities to account and promote students interests
Jo Johnson met with sector leaders to outline his expectations for tackling senior staff pay at universities
New proposals for two-year accelerated degrees could leave students over £25,000 better off.
Jo Johnson visited Dyson Institute today to mark the opening of their new village for engineering and technology students
GLD runs National Pro Bono Week session to help young people understand a crucial element of the law that affects them.
Universities Minister pledges £15m funding for new engineering institution
Universities Minister states ambition for free speech at university.
First Singapore Commonwealth Scholarships in Innovation were presented to 2 outstanding recipients
3 outstanding recipients received the scholarship to study Masters level degree courses in the United Kingdom
Minister outlines plans to boost accountability and transparency across high education sector
Minister outlines plans to boost accountability and transparency across high education sector
Minister of State for School Standards, Nick Gibb congratulates students on A level results day
Jo Johnson outlines plans for subject-level Teaching Excellence Framework and a crackdown on vice chancellor pay
UK university teaching quality recognised for the first time.
Expanding medical education to train up to 1,500 extra doctors each year in England.
Government proposes amendments to the Higher Education and Research Bill that will make real flexibility in learning a reality.
The Higher Education and Research Bill enters committee stage.
Find out important information on the Fast Stream ahead of the application window opening
Employees from the Sellafield nuclear site are the first in the UK to graduate with a BSc (Hons) Degree in radiation protection.
The government has today published its Higher Education and Research Bill.
Sellafield Ltd is taking a key role in a new world class skills centre.
A ground-breaking new academy will revolutionise the way people are trained to deliver projects at the Sellafield nuclear site.
£20.2 million has been awarded to seven Scottish Universities.
PowerPoint presentations from speakers at the inter-subject comparability conference.
The US-UK Fulbright Commission is now accepting UK applications for its new Cyber Security Awards.
Student maintenance grants will be replaced with loans for new full-time students in England starting their courses from August 2016.
Six young women officially inducted into the Cameroon Women’s Scholarship family
The UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) has announced two new Masterclass sessions, offering expert views and insight into skills issues in the UK.
UKAEA's award winning scheme is recognised in the prestigious Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers list for 2014.
David Jones MP: “The UK's education ties with Malaysia are unparalleled”
British Embassy Seoul welcomes North Korean defectors' applications for the 3rd English for the Future programme.
Encouraging a British invention revolution: Sir Andrew Witty's review of universities and growth is published today
Offshore Wind Industrial Strategy presented at an annual renewable energy conference in Oslo. Positive feedback from a key partner.
Two reports show that university study delivers huge benefits to both graduates' earnings and the UK economy.
New premium service launched providing added benefits to universities and Higher Education institutions that sponsor international students.
A new team dedicated to capitalising on the growth of demand for UK education from abroad is being established, Skills Minister Matthew Hancock…
David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Science, announced today that he is appointing Geraint Jones as the statutory reviewer for OFFA…
A Department for Business, Innovation and Skills spokesperson said: It is too early to form a definitive picture about university applications…
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