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Experts praise decision to remove controversial algorithm but warn better than expected scores could put pressure on sector

A global recession will accelerate the latest shift away from high-cost study destinations, say Janet Ilieva and David Pilsbury

Most universities yet to meet enrolment quotas for new academic year, raising concerns about institutional viability

Why shouldn¡¯t marketing staff have ongoing input into the brand perception they work so hard to cultivate among prospects, asks Victoria O¡¯Malley

No algorithm to be used to allocate grades following debacle that threw university admissions into chaos last year

Political appetite for post-qualification admissions means universities must work with government to avoid risks to autonomy, conference told

Latest Ucas data show increasing concentration of undergraduates in handful of institutions

Major survey is first to link entrance scores, elite universities and salary

Concern tempered by applications and deferrals suggesting post-Covid recovery

Despite drop in interest from European Union, overall applications to UK universities by January deadline rose this year

Institutions that emphasise racial equity are less vociferous about addressing economic diversity in student body, some argue

First student number survey for 2020-21 from Office for Students suggests other universities may increase recruitment   

Trend could be linked to boost in demand from India, data suggest

Students say it is unfair to award some students their grades through exams, while others will be awarded through teacher assessment

Flexibility around degree provision is the only way to ensure that workforces are equipped for the future, says Liz Barnes

Figures renew concerns that last year¡¯s pandemic-affected cycle adversely hit less selective universities 

Under Biden, Justice Department abandons case pushed by Trump

Accelerating trend adds to nightmare scenario for admissions staff and forces universities to lift their game on student experience

Concerns raised over potential lack of opt-out and charging regime

Director of fair access warns that school-leavers from coastal and former industrial communities are less likely to see a degree as a way to improve their lives

Option is put forward alongside post-qualification offers as one of two potential reforms

Outgoing US president cites USC trustee in rationale for helping fellow Florida developer

British Council expert says universities should be prepared for more deferrals, cancellations and late decision-making over the next 12 months

While Greg Craven warns competition for business and law students could bankrupt some universities, colleagues disagree

New entry route aimed at ¡®entirely new stream of applicants¡¯ from disadvantaged backgrounds

A model among states, Texas advantages fail on equity without recruiting and aid

Admissions officers say grade distribution will be a key issue for space-limited courses

Research excellence framework submission deadline still set for 31 March

Some countries and institutions are already grabbing the chance to widen access, says Graeme Atherton

Ucas says disadvantaged students were among those who benefitted but warns of tougher challenges ahead

Holyrood also announces plan to stagger students¡¯ return to campuses after Christmas

Universities UK chief executive urges greater transparency in admissions

Ucas signals that admissions body has moved towards supporting post-qualification offers

A high level of public information literacy will minimise the spread and influence of falsehood, says Tim Blackman

Experts urge careful consideration of detailed options and their consequences, as education secretary sets out direction of travel

Australian report tracks shift to vocationally oriented courses ahead of the recession and tuition fee changes

Businessman accused of aiding false charity and buying coach¡¯s house to win sons entry

Education secretary says use of predicted grades in English system ¡®breeds low aspiration and unfairness¡¯

Vice-chancellors say confirming offers after results day would increase ¡®fairness for applicants¡¯, with switch proposed for 2023

If these unique institutions can become more inclusive, issue-oriented and multidisciplinary, their graduates will be equipped to tackle the 21st century¡¯s multiple crises, say Steven Volk and Beth Benedix

Minister says she has consulted with universities across the UK on the decision

Alternative option proposed by UK admissions service would see students applying before receiving results but selecting preferred choice afterwards

States pursuing new models to overcome old institutional objections

Research finds that China and Malaysia account for the largest number of international students coming to the UK through offshore partnerships

Asian American opposition seen as decisive, as state also favours human embryonic research

Gap in rates of entry to England¡¯s most selective institutions between most and least underrepresented is biggest since 2016

91ÇÑ×Ó analysis shows some universities draw little over 10 per cent of students from the regions in which they are located, while others hit 90 per cent

With government aid lacking, institutions struggle to identify winning strategies

Hepi forecast on future student demand provides challenge for government¡¯s ¡®levelling up¡¯ agenda 

Former universities minister hails higher education¡¯s ¡®strong brands¡¯ in discussion marking new partnership between ApplyBoard and 91ÇÑ×Ó

Legislative amendment sets out punishments for stealing or assisting stealing of someone else¡¯s identity in university entrance exams

Freshers and international recruits stay away as overall enrolment drops 4 per cent

Students have been arriving from key markets such as China and India, but flexible start dates mean final numbers are a long way from certain

With the right visa offering, the UK could eat into the US¡¯ market share, say Sanam Arora and Vignesh Karthik KR

Several institutions will not be enrolling doctoral students in autumn 2021 because of the pandemic

Universities minister says campuses can be flexible in their start date, ahead of statement from education secretary on whether A levels will be pushed back

Universities must accept a level of risk and implement measures to minimise the transmission of infections, says Andrew Lee 

Initial data from around a fifth of all US institutions suggest impact of pandemic may not be as severe as feared

Pilot scheme to promote diversity in doctoral study will also include anonymisation of applications

The UK, in particular, could find itself gasping for breath by 2024 if it does not take the currents into account, warns Louise Nicol