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Move into DWP opens up opportunities for ¡®tailored learning¡¯, says minister, as some express unease over disjointed approach

Prime minister scraps Tony Blair¡¯s long-held target to get half of young people into higher education, instead aiming for two-thirds accessing university or apprenticeships

Developers fear ¡®glory days¡¯ of non-stop building over as some areas face over-supply problems while city centre overcrowding intensifies

Sussex v-c says media attacks motivated by view that fewer people should obtain a degree

Means-tested support only to be offered to those studying courses aligned to party¡¯s priority areas

Leeds MP tells party¡¯s conference that he hopes government ¡®moves away¡¯ from planned tax on overseas earnings

Successor to Horizon Europe still at risk of being overly influenced by political priorities including defence, say leading university groups

Women¡¯s negative experiences of reporting reflective of wider barriers, with problems likely to be exacerbated by funding crisis

Universities projected to dip into the red next year due to falling fee income and rising staff costs, with any long-term recovery likely to be uneven

High dropout rates among international students can be combated with better lectures, researchers suggest

Cost to UK economy of ?1.8 billion a year once ¡®gross value added¡¯ by international students factored in, new analysis shows

The Research Excellence Framework has been postponed for three months ¡®to take stock and ensure alignment with the UK government¡¯s priorities and vision for higher education¡¯. But how radical should the changes be? Should there be any at all? Is it time to start again? We present five very different views