Staff and students subjected to verbal abuse at Exeter
University urges anyone who experiences such incidents to contact police immediately
University urges anyone who experiences such incidents to contact police immediately
Job hunting can take its toll, so you want to avoid making the wrong choice
Currently at just £1,600 a year, fees could rise to as much as £8,360 after official Brexit
University wants to reflect 'remarkable contributions' made by individuals to modern Oxford’s culture of 'inclusion, equality, and tolerance'
Some female students report feeling 'lonely and isolated' in their studies which has put them off going further
‘Fears faded away. Our year became even friendlier as ‘banter and ‘laddish’ behaviour subsided’
Record numbers of new graduates surveyed said they were in work or further study, but figures suggest the gender pay gap for first jobs is rising
App comes shortly after ONS figures show student suicides rates across England and Wales have soared to their highest-ever level
Approximately 75 per cent of young voters opted to remain a part of the EU compared to around 40 per cent of voters over the age of 64
Worryingly, almost half say they feel ‘very uncomfortable’ going to the police to report theft, violence or sexual violence at the hands of clients
Trend evolves from the need for young girls to meet the two most prominent social norms for young adults, 'drinking and thinness,' says author
Half price discount also on offer for postgraduate courses as university strives for 'student success'
Both camps also agree Brexit campaigners 'insufficiently investigated' the impact on education
400 fake institutions have been exposed in the country since 2013
Company says the UK’s universities are 'not dependent' on EU students
‘At this pivotal time in politics - the most radical era of change since the post-war period - our responsibility is to stay positive’
‘Immigrants were responsible, is what the nation was told. But, what about the globalised economy and Great Britain’s colonial history?’
One Leave student says Britain has 'just clawed back its independence from absolutism'
NUS Scotland president says voices of positive majority in Scotland 'cannot be ignored', calling on Westminster to work closely with devolved governments to 'stem damaging consequences'
UCL among first to confirm it will not change tuition fees for EU students next year, as European University Association says British institutions are - and remain - 'an essential part of the European family'