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Across the UK, providers are struggling

Wonkhe

In England and in Scotland universities are struggling financially. As Peter Scott notes, though the policy conversation is different the root causes are the same The post Across the UK, providers are struggling appeared first on Wonkhe.

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Diversity, TNE and research investment at heart of new Scottish strategy

The PIE News

The long-awaited document “sets out our collective aim to create the conditions for our universities and colleges to continue to flourish”, according to Higher and Further Education minister in Scotland, Graeme Dey. In 2021/22, Scotland – with some 45,115 TNE students – accounted for 8.4%

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Scottish sector reacts to new int’l education strategy

The PIE News

Many stakeholders in Scotland are celebrating the country’s first international education strategy, but some believe there are key elements yet to be developed if the sector is to reach its full potential. “It’s a good rhetoric to the current political climate from the Scottish government.

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80% of UK providers face deficit risk if international numbers drop

The PIE News

The Financial Sustainability of the UK Higher Education sector report , published by PwC and commissioned by UUK, found that “significant financial challenges” could impact quality provision and student outcomes. The report notes immigration policy and relative affordability of the UK as key risks to international competitiveness.

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

HEPI

UK universities have increasingly had to speak the language of ‘impact’, which has become another addition to the sector’s lexicon of buzzwords. Research on child poverty led to changes in legislation and local authority policies in Scotland.

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The Scottish Qualifications Authority: offering global learners international pathways into higher education

The PIE News

As the national awarding and accreditation body in Scotland, the Scottish Qualifications Authority is a global leader in developing and providing internationally recognised qualifications and assessments. Coming to Scotland has given me the chance to work with leading hotels in Edinburgh, and I’ve developed personally and professionally.

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The case of Scotland’s missing international strategy and Erasmus replacement

The PIE News

The international education strategy for Scotland that the devolved assembly outlined in its 2021/22 program for government has still not been released, while a replacement for the Erasmus program has also been delayed. In 2020/21, non-EU students contributed £867m in tuition fees.