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Pakistan and Nepal led demand for UK study visas in 2024.

A university education should do more than prepare students for jobs; it should cultivate broad intellectual and ethical development through a liberal arts education that enriches both the individual and society.

Like many others with an interest in higher education policy, HEPI Director Nick Hillman swung by Liverpool for a sojourn at the Labour Party Conference. His suitcase’s wheels have never been so clean. Here’s what he found. Each person’s journey through any political party conference is different. There are a…

The TNE Success Scorecard provides UK universities with a strategic framework to evaluate and improve Transnational Education initiatives, ensuring alignment with global goals and mitigating risks in internationalisation efforts.

To ensure sustainable research streams, university management should support research groups by fostering innovation, collaboration, leadership, and resilience while addressing key questions about research goals, methodologies, and visibility.

This article was kindly authored for HEPI by Louise Banahene, Director of Educational Engagement and Student Success at the University of Leeds. We’re all familiar with the importance of widening access to undergraduate study. We have regulation to ensure there is due attention and, where there are gaps, higher education…

Franchising and partnership provision in higher education offer valuable opportunities for widening access, but recent scrutiny has highlighted the need for stronger governance and risk management, prompting sector bodies to develop frameworks and resources to ensure quality and protect students.

Chancellors, often seen as ceremonial, play varying roles across British universities, raising questions about their relevance and how they contribute to institutional leadership and reputation.

Student number caps in Scotland limit access, particularly for widening participation students, highlighting the need for flexibility in higher education recruitment to ensure diverse student choice and opportunity.

As students struggle with rising living costs and inadequate support, universities must explore how EdTech and online learning can alleviate financial burdens and improve student outcomes.