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- Britain’s bankrupt universities are hunting for cheaper models
A s the academic year in Britain limps to a close, universities look more broke than a student after a summer of Interrailing The Office for Students, a regulator, reckons that four in ten
- Britains Bankrupt Universities Are Hunting For Cheaper . . .
Britain's Bankrupt Universities Are Hunting For Cheaper Models (economist com) 39 Posted by msmash on Thursday July 17, 2025 @02:08PM from the closer-look dept
- England’s universities face ‘closure’ risk after student . . .
Universities in England face a looming funding crisis as a result of a fall in student applications, with some requiring deep cuts to avoid closure, the sector’s regulator has found
- Why the UKs universities are in financial crisis - The Week
The government's immigration crackdown could increase the financial pressure on Britain's beleaguered higher education institutions, leaders in the sector have warned University bosses have said
- Britains Bankrupt Universities Are Hunting For Cheaper Models
The Sun BRITAIN’s flagship anti-extremism programme must be urgently ripped up and reworked after failing to stop two known threats, a damning watchdog report warns Southport monster Axel Rudakubana and MP killer Ali Harbi Ali were both flagged to Prevent by worried teachers – but still slipped through the cracks
- The Rise and Fall of Britain’s Universities - Jacobin
In January, a report on the financial sustainability of the UK’s Higher Education sector revealed that 40 percent of the country’s universities were forecasting a deficit for 2023–24 By March, the University and College Union (UCU) branch at Queen Mary University of London had launched a live webpage titled “UK HE shrinking ” As the sector dwindles, the page grows; at the time of
- The state of Britain’s universities: - ucu. org. uk
To compound the problems, a fees-based funding model has presented universities with the worst of all worlds It privatised large parts of the system by transferring the financial costs of tuition to individual students At the same time, it kept ultimate control in the hands of politicians who have been unwilling to take the decisions necessary to ensure Britain’s universities receive the
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