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• King’s College launches 80 new law scholarships 15 November 2012
  King’s College London has announced a new scholarship programme that will provide up to 80 bursaries for law students.
• Number of students crossing the Atlantic rises 13 November 2012
  The UK remains the top study abroad destination for students from the United States, a new report has confirmed.
• Student rents have doubled over past decade 09 November 2012
  The cost of university accommodation has doubled over the past 10 years, according to a new report from the National Union of Students.
• Forty percent of grads in non-grad jobs, says report 06 November 2012
  As many as 40% of recent graduates are working in non-graduate jobs, according to a study commissioned by the Higher Education Careers Services Unit.
• Lack of international experience holding back under-25s 05 November 2012
  A lack of global experience could be holding back many of Britain’s recent graduates, according to new research by the British Council.
• Tony Blair under fire over use of unpaid interns 01 November 2012
  The former Prime Minister could face an investigation by tax authorities over the use of unpaid interns in his private office.
• Early Ucas applications rise after last year's dip 24 October 2012
  Applications via Ucas for courses with an early deadline bounced back this year to their highest level for five years.
• ‘Perfect storm’ brewing in Britain’s postgraduate education sector 23 October 2012
  High fees and a lack of affordable funding are deterring British graduates from continuing on to postgraduate education, a report published today warns.
• Employment outlook improving for new graduates 17 October 2012
  Recent university leavers should be encouraged by the news that youth unemployment is at its lowest level for more than a year, while overall the number of people in employment in the UK is at a record high.
• The UK is the safest country to study in, say students 11 October 2012
  The UK is perceived to be the safest country to study in, a wide scale study of the international student community has found