More than a quarter of secondary school pupils in England and Wales have received private tuition, according to research published by the Sutton Trust.

The proportion of young people in England going to university has passed the symbolic 50% mark for the first time.

Private-school leaders are warning that attempts to abolish their schools will prove to be a "vote-loser".

In an age where students have to fork out large tuition fees, the courses - like law, business and economics - that result in the highest graduate salaries are becoming increasingly attractive. With the Oxbridge deadline, as well as that for...

Lord Rami Ranger will share his business journey from homeless refugee in India to world-renowned entrepreneur and CEO of multi-million pound distribution company, Sun Mark Ltd, at a guest lecture on Thursday 17th October 2019 at the University's...

Got the degree? Now get a job in four months - or face going back home. That's been the challenge for international students studying at UK universities, ever since Theresa May introduced the rule as home secretary in 2012. But from next year,...

Children have declared war on parents dropping off youngsters at the gates of their Isle of Dogs primary school, demanding that Tower Hamlets Council sends in parking wardens to hand out fines.

The students from Rustomjee Academy for Global Careers were in the UK for the University’s graduation ceremonies which took place from 12 -20 September 2019.