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Ministers increase pressure on young people to take up offer of vaccination
Education secretary Gavin Williamson says money has to support ‘key industries’ but cuts called ‘unconscionable’
Those at university have struggled in lockdown and their money problems are likely to persist beyond graduation day
As state-school admissions rise at elite universities, some parents who shelled out for private education regret it
FT survey reveals the intense competition and arduous assessments facing those entering the workforce
Call for more facilities and visa changes to ease arrivals from ‘red list’ countries
Universities should be wary of becoming over-reliant on co-operation with Chinese institutions
The pandemic has driven away Asian pupils, not only hitting fee revenue but also exposing deeper cultural problems
Students have missed real-world experience that builds skills but universities are helping to close the gaps
University regulator criticises Oxford academics’ boycott over Cecil Rhodes statue
Project is part of drive by higher education providers to expand role in local innovation
More progressive and less theory-based teaching is engaging young people in problem-solving
New table provides a different measure to citations in academic journals
Sculptor says move would help to address ‘collective amnesia’ over memorials
Union accuses fund of ‘failing to come clean’ over impact on defined benefit schemes
Wheelchair and trove of papers among items given to Cambridge university and Science Museum
Government move driven by concerns about risk of espionage and intellectual property theft from China
Pandemic costs and ministers’ focus on vocational training set to cause departmental closures
Student group finds 1,000 workers were paid below city’s living wage of £10.31 an hour
If the prime minister is serious about ‘levelling up’, he needs to overhaul vocational training
Bristol university gives students in arrears 14 days to pay
Instead of encouraging innovation, institutions treat would-be founders as ‘problem children’
Cost of expanding university and vocational courses needs to be shared
Gaps in official funding force postgraduate students to ask for contributions on digital platforms
Move by City, University of London, follows concerns about philanthropist’s slavery links
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