A critical examination of the arguments against a duty of care in higher education, asking what universities and government are actually opposing and whether those arguments withstand scrutiny.

Fund a multi-year campaign which should include mass media, social media, workplace toolkits, promotion in schools and universities, media collaboration and clear support signposting. Over five years, this should include development, pilots, evaluation and targeted campaigns for high risk groups.

Geography student Ethan Brown should have been awarded a 2:1 degree but was wrongly told he could not graduate.

A Westminster Hall debate called for a statutory duty of care in highereducation, bringing universities into line with schools, FE colleges, employersand even prisons. Once again, the government skirt...

A critical reading of David Sykes, “ The Legal Relationship Between Universities and Their Students – How Accountable and to What Extent in Law Are Universities Liable for Student Suicides? ”, Den...

We spoke to the founder of the student campaign group about the need to standardise a duty of care for students among universities

On Tuesday 13 January in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on potential merits of a statutory duty of care for universities.

Ethan Brown, 23, was found dead at his home in Coatbridge on December 13 last year — the day he was due to graduate from the University of Glasgow, after the university mistakenly told him he had fail...

COPS are set to question Glasgow University staff after a student took his own life on graduation day having been wrongly told he had failed his degree. The family of Ethan Brown say the “cat…

Ethan Scott Brown was wrongly told he had not earned geography degree despite marks being enough for a 2:1

The new data from the ONS did not, however, look at why there were such discrepancies between demographics when it comes to student suicide

Leading human rights law firm Leigh Day, call on 020 7650 1200 or 0161 393 3530

An average of 160 higher education students in England and Wales take their own life each year, according to new analysis by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The findings represent the first...

Author: Robert Abrahart While ministers dither and deflect — failing to grasp what campaigners are truly saying — the law moves forward. Slowly. Painfully. Case by case. At great human cost. Bere...

Author: Robert Abrahart While ministers dither and deflect — failing to grasp what campaigners are truly saying — the law moves forward. Slowly. Painfully. Case by case. At great human cost. Bere...

While ministers dither and deflect — failing to grasp what campaigners are truly saying — the law moves forward. Slowly. Painfully. Case by case. At great human cost. Bereaved families, harmed studen...

Final year students ‘affected by illness or grave cause’ may be able to take papers again under proposed ‘reassessment opportunities’

Uinversity students’ mental health and wellbeing must be ‘prioritised alongside their studies’, argue campaigners

The government wants universities to check the safety of halls and reach out to families after a death.

YouTube video by Warinder Juss MP

YouTube video by Warinder Juss MP