Universities experience a dip in international student enrolment
International student enrolment at UK universities dropped by almost seven per cent in the 2023 academic year according to data
Decline in higher education foreign language studies raises concern
The decline in higher education foreign language studies has continued since 2019, with undergraduate entrants to foreign language courses at
Why are London universities in financial limbo despite massive on-paper profits?
London’s higher education industry appears to be booming, with London universities recording massive profits, but the financial picture is more
From campus to crisis: the impact of Brexit on UK universities
UK universities are getting richer and EU and British nationals living abroad are bearing the brunt of it, new data
Why are so few Londoners starting apprenticeships?
London had a markedly lower average rate of apprenticeship starts in the last academic year than the country overall, data
London universities lacking in representation of black professors
Representation of black professors at London universities is proportionally worse than the rest of the country, according to data from
Sex between lecturers and students banned at only six universities
Only six universities in England and Wales have a blanket-ban on sex between students and lecturers, including Roehampton. Research from
‘We battled so hard’: St Mary’s University footballers full of pride despite BUCS loss
St Mary’s University footballer Ellen Thomas insists she is ending her student sporting career on a high, despite seeing her
Roehampton University joins chorus of condemnation over government’s ‘Hunger Games’ tuition fee increases
Angry students condemned ‘university Hunger Games’ as Roehampton undergraduates joined the backlash against tuition fee increases proposed in a government report