Eligibility for home fee status and student support in England
Find out how students are assessed for home or international/overseas status when being charged tuition fees or applying for student support.
Eligibility for home fee status and student support in Wales
Find out how students are assessed for home or international/overseas status when being charged tuition fees or applying for student support.
Eligibility for home fee status and student support in Scotland
Find out how students are assessed for home or international/overseas status when being charged tuition fees or applying for student support.
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Constituency Casework
Eligibility for home fee status and student support in Northern Ireland
Find out how students are assessed for home or international/overseas status when being charged tuition fees or applying for student support.
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Debate Pack
Queen’s Speech debate, 16 May 2022: Making Britain the best place to grow up and grow old
Background briefings for Queen's Speech debate on 16 May 2022: "Making Britain the best place to grow up and grow old"
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Research Briefing
The Turing Scheme
The Turing Scheme has replaced the Erasmus+ programme in providing funding for participants in UK universities, colleges, and schools to go on international study and work placements.
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Research Briefing
The Post-18 Education and Funding Review: Government conclusion
The Government has concluded its review of post-18 education and funding and announced changes to England's student finance system.
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Research Briefing
Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL]: Progress of the Bill
This briefing analyses the parliamentary progress of the Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [HL], which received royal assent on 28 April 2022.
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Research Briefing
Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill: Progress of the Bill
This briefing analyses the progress of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill. Following the agreement of a carry-over motion, the Bill will continue in the 2022-23 parliamentary session.
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Research Briefing
Part-time undergraduate students in England
This House of Commons briefing note gives and overview of the current position of part-time undergraduate education in England. It gives an overview of the numbers of part-time students, the decline in part-time students and discusses the reasons for the decline and the impact on the higher education sector.
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Research Briefing
Student loan statistics
In England the system of student finance is largely based on student loans. The number and value of loans has increased rapidly over time as the sector has expanded and loans replaced maintenance grants and much of direct funding for teaching. The expansion of loans has raised questions about graduate repayments and ultimately the cost of the system to the taxpayer.
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Research Briefing
The value of student maintenance support
How have student maintenance support levels changed over time? How has the balance between grants and loans changed? What did theending of grants mean to this and to potential students? What support are students eligible for this and next academic year, is it enough and how much are their parents meant to contribute?
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Research Briefing
University Strikes FAQs
This briefing explains why some university staff are striking over pensions and working conditions in March and April 2022, and what students can do if their studies are disrupted.
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Research Briefing
Universities Superannuation Scheme
This briefing looks at the changes made to the Universities Superannuation scheme and its valuations.
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Insight
What could reforms to student finance mean for teachers and nurses?
Hypothetical lifetime loan repayments are substantially larger than under the current system; between £10,000 and £15,000 more in 2022/23 prices.
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