UK ‘missing out’ on talent as fewer disadvantaged students complete STEM doctorates, major study finds

report Socioeconomic Background and Barriers to STEM Postgraduate Study October 2026 SUPPORTED BY About the Report Martingale and partners have carried out the largest piece of research ever into the ...

This British Academy report reveals that many parts of the UK are becoming subject cold spots – areas with no provision in a subject within a commutable distance. These are often in rural, coastal or ...

Modelling finds just nine countries offer ‘headroom and stability’ to source more overseas recruitments, but this assumes competitor markets don’t shift

UK universities have “almost nowhere left to grow” their international student numbers safely, according to new modelling from think tank Public First.

The higher education market monitoring tool shows insights into supply and demand for higher educational subjects across England at a regional level, with insights into research data across the UK.

Fee of £1,709 compares with an estimated administrative cost of just £324, according to Home Office data

Sluggish T Level growth should ring alarm bells for government’s technical education ambitions

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Andy Burnham’s schools overhaul risks throwing babies out with the bathwater, as changes will probably require cuts elsewhere

The new rule, which also restricts the international students’ ability to transfer schools or change majors without approval in their first year, will go into effect in mid-September.

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With a million young people out of work, we need to revive the tradition of ‘learning on the job’

New thinking, ideas & policy solutions for post-18 education in the UK