UK universities

The expert adviser on anti-Semitism in higher education will liaise between government and universities to ensure institutions are dealing with anti-Semitism.

A judge reviewed the appeals filed by the University of Bristol and the family of Natasha Abrahart, who committed suicide in her second year as a student.

Immigration rules, a strong pound, and a growing US education market mean overseas student figures will decline, as the government pledges to cut migration.

The investigation will look into reports of university agents offering ‘back door’ routes to recruit overseas students, who typically pay higher fees.

The expert adviser on anti-Semitism in higher education will liaise between government and universities to ensure institutions are dealing with anti-Semitism.

A judge reviewed the appeals filed by the University of Bristol and the family of Natasha Abrahart, who committed suicide in her second year as a student.

Immigration rules, a strong pound, and a growing US education market mean overseas student figures will decline, as the government pledges to cut migration.

The investigation will look into reports of university agents offering ‘back door’ routes to recruit overseas students, who typically pay higher fees.