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Cambridge slips down university rankings and Chinese close in (opens the original)
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Cambridge has slipped down global university rankings while Chinese universities close in as experts warn the old 'world order' is on the 'brink of change'. League tables from the respected Times Higher Education (THE) magazine show Cambridge has fallen to fifth in the world this year, down from joint third. In addition, while Oxford is still top of the world, it is only ahead of runner-up Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US by 'the slimmest of margins', according to THE, at 0.
Antisemitic incidents in British unis 'up 14% in a year' (opens the original)
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Antisemitic incidents in British universities are up by 14 per cent in a year and are 'significantly higher' than before the October 7th attacks on Israel, a report has found. The Community Security Trust (CST) said it received 95 reports of incidents affecting Jewish students or university staff in the UK during the 2025-26 academic year. This compares with just 83 such reports the previous year, and 53 in 2022-23 – the last academic year before Hamas killed more than 1,200 civilians. That atta
Students now have to pay 84% of the cost of their degrees - report (opens the original)
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The Government now only pays for a sixth of the cost of undergraduate degrees in England, a new report has found. New analysis from the consultancy London Economics shows the estimated state contribution has reduced from 48 per cent of the total in 2012-13 to just 16 per cent in 2024-25. Students and graduates are now expected to cover the remaining 84 per cent, up from 52 per cent 12 years previously, the report said. The study was produced for Universities UK, which represents vice chancellors
Peppa Pig and Mr Bean 'driving international students to the UK' (opens the original)
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Peppa Pig and Mr Bean are among the 'icons' of British culture driving international students to study in the UK, a survey has found. The poll of 2,500 UK-based students from five countries found 59 per cent said fictional British characters were a strong influence on their decision to choose a UK university while some 83 per cent said British culture played an important part of deciding where to study abroad. Among those influenced by fictional British characters, 19 per cent said animated char
Communities face 'shock' from private school closures - top head (opens the original)
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Private schools are under 'profound' financial pressure due to Labour's VAT on fees, a top head teacher has said. Anne Cotton, chairman of HMC, which represents more than 300 leading independent schools in the UK, said the resulting closures have caused 'shock' in communities. She said the last two years – after the tax was introduced in January 2025 – had been 'really tough' for many schools. It comes after the Independent Schools Council suggested that more than 100 private schools had closed
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