London Economics were commissioned by the University and College Union to assess the impact on the Exchequer, students/graduates, and higher education institutions of introducing free tuition fees for undergraduate students across the UK. This involves the removal of fees for all UK domiciled students studying anywhere in the UK, and a corresponding increase in public […]
In the context of the ongoing rapid review of the Graduate Route visa by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), due to report its findings by 14th May 2024, and the significant political debate on restrictions on the number of international students and graduates (and their dependants) in the UK, London Economics was commissioned by the […]
This study for the European Commission used behavioural experiments with consumers across multiple countries to assess ways to increase awareness and uptake of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) through information provision. ADR is intended to offer consumers and traders a quick and inexpensive route to resolve disagreements, and so is important for providing access to redress […]
The space industry is moving fast with more countries than ever becoming space-capable. This leaves the question – How can the UK can succeed in the new space age and achieve cosmic Britannia? This presentation explores the UK’s vision for space, the goals it wants to achieve, and the challenges it must overcome to succeed. […]
As part of its new collection of essays on the funding of undergraduate degrees in the UK, we were commissioned by the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) to assess the implications of five different proposals for reforming the higher education funding system, including four proposals for England and one for Scotland. Specifically, in addition to […]
RT @LE_Education: Thrilled - and a bit nervous tbh - to be chairing a session at @The_ACU today. Itās about HE funding - challenges and solā¦
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RT @joshfreemanUK: One thing I found really striking was the lack of data in this area (and the data we have, including some of what was inā¦
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RT @viviennestern: It would be ridiculous to clamp down on foreign students https://t.co/u2KhmAmGfA
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RT @viviennestern: ā¦@EstherMcVey1ā© in England, funding for teaching UK students has been frozen for a decade. Inflation has not. If there iā¦
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RT @thelucyhaire: @viviennestern Pro-business politicians should welcome the value of higher education as an export. The @HEPI_news @Kaplanā¦
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RT @timeshighered: Employer levy on graduate wages could replace tuition fees, says union: the public supports getting firms that hire gradā¦
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RT @jdportes: The fiscal impacts of the Graduate Visa - new research by @LondonEconomics for @HEPI_news shows significant net benefit for Uā¦
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