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UK: upfront costs ‘too high’ as NHS surcharge rises

The PIE News

The PIE spoke to recent graduates about the NHS surcharge and the rising cost of application for students wanting to access the UK. I appreciate that there [have been] political statements about the NHS being overburdened because of the legal migration, with all the students that have come [to the UK],” he said.

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Delivering civic value to communities – the impact of UK universities’ social science research

HEPI

Based on research evidence demonstrating the effectiveness of SP , NHS England invested £35m in local SP services, including £3m per year in Rotherham alone. 900,000 people per year will be referred to SP schemes, reducing the cost-burden of long-term health conditions on NHS England.

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Europe research unis “concerned” on security

The PIE News

“Undue restrictions on the global exchange of ideas and knowledge would have denied societies the capacity to respond effectively… we should all be reminded of the risk of not collaborating internationally. The Group also called for an “ambitious” new 2030 International Education Strategy.

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Key takeaways from The PIE Live’s student roundtable

The PIE News

His loan had risen from £31,000 to £52,000 when he graduated. On top of this, Nag also had to pay for his student visa application fee ( which now costs £490 ), the NHS surcharge and English language tests required by universities. and I was also paying a compound interest of £250 a month while studying,” said Nag.

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UK fee increases curtail Graduate Route chances

The PIE News

“Despite all of this, if one of my students came to me and asked if they should study in the UK, my answer will always be a big yes.” “Despite all of this, if one of my students came to me and asked if they should study in the UK, my answer will always be a big yes.”

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Universities are not what they used to be. And thank goodness for that

HEPI

Throughout its history, from the second industrial revolution through to now the fourth and into the fifth, parts of wider society have been excluded from economic development or left behind. In the last three years, over 500 graduates have secured graduate employment with companies in the Times Top 100 Graduate Employers 2023.

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Explaining the rise in student mental health and wellbeing issues

HEPI

We also know from NHS research from 2022 on Sleep, loneliness and health behaviours that the level of insomnia being experienced by young people is increasing. Thirdly, we have an increasing openness with taboo subjects As a society, we have become more open to discussing taboo subjects such as mental health.