In the event of a no-deal Brexit, the Erasmus scheme may no longer allocate funding for UK students. This could mean an estimated 17,000 students would not study in European universities as of next year

Universities have been warned against ‘pressure selling’ to applicants, in light of increases in unconditional offers being given to students

Norway’s minister for Higher Education, Iselin Nybø, has urged students to avoid UK institutions for their Erasmus year abroad due to ‘uncertainty’ resulting from Brexit

The number of students making applications for 2019 entry into university has increased for the first time since 2016

Recent statistics from the Office for Students (OfS) have revealed that six universities in England paid their vice-chancellor a salary of more than £500,000 for the last academic year (2017/18)

On Wednesday 30th January, The House of Lords approved the legislation to support universities introducing two year and other accelerated degrees, which will cost £11,000 per year

UoB gives out more unconditional offers than any other Russell Group University, reports Megan Stanley

The former leader of London boarding school Harrow has said that private school pupils adopt mockney accents in an attempt to seem less posh as adults

Unemployment has risen by almost a quarter in some parts of the UK, according to a British trade union

Leak reveals plans to prevent students who fail to achieve three Ds at A-Level from receiving university tuition fee loans, Editor-in-Chief Erin Santillo reports

One in 10 students are not taking out loans and avoid leaving university with a big debt, according to the Intergenerational Foundation

As part of their Mental Health Awareness programme, De Montford University in Leicester is encouraging students to take time off social media by pausing use of their own accounts