Tuition fees

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• Universities minister Greg Clark rules out increasing tuition fees

  Guardian Professional, 10 Sep 2014: Universities minister says he is ‘not persuaded’ by the argument for raising fees to take into account increased costs

• Artists mobilise to fight damaging cuts to public services

  27 Aug 2014:

  Alastair Sloan: A new alliance of people working in the creative arts aims to reverse the government's austerity programme

• There is much more still to do to get poor students into higher education

  17 Aug 2014: Will Hutton: Open up private schools, invest disproportionately in state schools in weaker neighbourhoods, and pay teachers as proper professionals

• The Guardian view on universities: growing bigger

  14 Aug 2014: Editorial: This year, an extra 30,000 university places will be added to the overall total. A radical higher education experiment that does not promise an era of settled certainty

• Young Londoners: 'Most people don't know they're in a gang until the media tells them they are'

  14 Aug 2014: As part of the first instalment in a GuardianWitness project on interesting and inspirational young people in the UK, those living and working in London share their stories
  

• University tuition fee rise has not deterred poorer students from applying

  13 Aug 2014:

  But study finds pupils from wealthy backgrounds still far more likely to go to university

• Lifting the cap on student numbers: five lessons learned from Australia

  7 Aug 2014: A new report urges England to seek guidance from Australia if its policy on uncapping student numbers is to be a success

• Student loans debt: should universities share some of the risk? – poll

  Guardian Professional, Poll, 29 Jul 2014:

  David Willetts says universities could benefit from buying up their students' debts. Is this a good move for the sector? Have your say below

• Education should be about progress, not prostituted as a means to earn more

  29 Jul 2014: Alex Andreou: First thoughts: Universities being allowed to buy graduates’ student loans is another blow to society’s collective forward motion

• Willetts: let universities underwrite student loans to reduce burden on taxpayer

  29 Jul 2014:

  David Willetts says students would benefit but opponents fear institutions would demand higher tuition fees to cover debts

• Sheffield students: we can kick Clegg out of power

  28 Jul 2014:

  Breaking his tuition fees pledge could cost Nick Clegg his seat – if Sheffield Hallam students rally against him at the polls

• How do we get graduates who move abroad to pay back their student loan?

  Guardian Professional, 28 Jul 2014:

  Australia and the UK both struggle to recoup student loan repayments from graduates who've moved abroad. Nick Hillman says we need a stricter approach

• Student loan sale U-turn 'likely to cost £12bn'

  22 Jul 2014:

  Decision to abandon sell-off will also require review of public finances, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility

• Was your student loan worth it?

  22 Jul 2014: The Commons business committee has said the entire student loan system is nearing a point where it is financially unworkable. We want to know if you feel your student loan was worth it

• Student loan system is almost financially unworkable, say MPs

  22 Jul 2014:

  Commons business committee calls for review amid fears of multibillion-pound black hole in university funding

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