In this election it seems that the only topics that keep getting thrown around is immigration, NHS and austerity cuts. As the newly elected Chair of the...
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24th Apr 2025 | Updated at 09:55am 24th Apr 2025
From Nehru to Ambedkar: How UK universities shaped Indian leaders
UK universities educate more national leaders than any other country, despite financial pressures, job cuts, and declining foreign student numbers, according to new research. A Jisc analysis found that in 2022, 50 world leaders had studied at...
University of Surrey unveils plans for International Branch Campus (IBC) in GIFT City, Gujarat
The University of Surrey is set to open a world-class International Branch Campus in GIFT City, Gujarat, India, delivered in collaboration with experienced transnational education group GUS Global Services (GGS).
Final year Bio-Science student from the University of Birmingham, Imran Uddin (25) has been jailed for 4 months. He hacked into exam systems to change his grades from 57% to 73%. He admitted to six breaches to the Computer Misuse Act.
Bahar Mustafa, the welfare and diversity officer at Goldsmiths Students' Union was employed to promote diversity at the university. However, it has been...
Following the coalition's overhaul of the exam system, the OCR exam board will be dropping GCSEs and A-levels in Turkish, Portuguese, Persian, Gujarati...
Prime Minister, David Cameron has pledged for 500 free schools to be opened by 2020, one being a Hindu faith school which will have Yoga, Philosophy and Meditation as part of the curriculum. This will be Croydon's first Hindu faith School and...
TimeBank, the national volunteering charity, is set to expand its English teaching project in Birmingham and Leicester after receiving a quarter of a million pounds from the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG).
Five aspiring Black and Asian journalists have been honoured as part of the annual George Viner Memorial Fund awards.
According to a survey by the British Social Attitudes (BSA), there is a significant change of attitude amongst Britons towards the Muslims residing in Britain. In 2003, 48% believed that Muslim population will essentially weaken Britain's national...
On 3rd February, the glamorous British Asian Trust Annual Dinner was held at Whitehall, Westminster. Along with the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, many celebrities and renown and respected figures attended, such as the Bollywood...
Many Birmingham schools have come under speculations and received flak due to the “Trojan Horse” scheme. Another such example in Birmingham is Small Heath, a non-faith secondary school. Small Heath was once regarded as an outstanding school;...
