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Unlike some other education sectors where the government has taken part in negotiations with trade unions, universities are autonomous.

As at Results Day 2023, an English 18-year-old from a disadvantaged background is 73% more likely to go to university than at the same po

English-domiciled students attending an overseas institution as part of their UK course are charged a tuition fee of up to £1,350 for the

The Office for Students’ (OfS) approach to regulation is underpinned by the functions, duties and powers given to it in the Higher Educat

The department is aware of the APPG on Youth Affairs Report, Empowering Youth for the Future of Work.

Science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) skills are in demand by employers across the country and demand is growing.

In the 2021/22 academic year, 29,130 students at UK higher education (HE) providers qualified with a first degree in Engineering and Tech

In the 2021/22 academic year, 29,130 students at UK higher education (HE) providers qualified with a first degree in Engineering and Tech

Careers guidance is the first rung on the ladder of opportunity, setting individuals on the path to success and allowing talent to flouri

The department has recently concluded a procurement exercise to award around £65 million of adult education budget (AEB) and £12 million