Students are asked to rate the importance of various factors, including the institution’s stance on environmental issues, among other decision factors such as cost of living, institutional reputation, and impact…
News updates on the invasion of Ukraine have slowed and I fear war in Ukraine has become normalised. Reporting of the invasion of Kharkiv in May particularly hit home, as…
Today I present an object lesson in why you shouldn’t take the captions on postcards too literally. There is not now, and never has been, a real Peckham Polytechnic. What…
Thrown by IBIS Capital spinout EdTechX Global at the glamorous Hurlingham Club in West London as part of London EdTech Week (June 17-21), the evening highlighted the excellent work edtech…
The National Eligibility Entrance Test, or NEET, is a nationwide medical entrance test conducted by the National Testing Agency, an autonomous body under India’s Department of Higher Education. NEET UG…
Don’t be fooled by Labour’s soft words. In its election manifesto, they’ve set a challenge for the sector – more finance is available, but the price will be a more…
The problem with new economic policies is that they are sometimes more soundbite than substance. Levelling up, the great Johnsonian idea to rebalance the UK’s economy, is mentioned only eight…
When we think of the politics of the nineties the dominant image might be of the New Labour General Election landslide of 1997 under Tony Blair in which Labour won…
It has been called some of the most “accurate, up-to-date and more useful” than any data published before on international students’ benefit to the country, and all 650 constituencies have…
The government had invited stakeholders to comment on the draft Framework, due to be finalised and released later in 2024, but many say they are left feeling unsatisfied with the…