Champion the role of universities

The higher education and subsequently the student accommodation market is very much subject to the vagaries of government policy. Universities and their student recruitment strategies are frequently stymied as a result of the battles between various government departments. HM Treasury continually qu...

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Published inProperty Week Vol. 90; no. 28; p. 22
Main Author Jackman, Paddy
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London UBM Information Ltd 21.07.2023
Emap Limited
Subjects
Colleges & universities
Education finance
Education, Higher
Foreign students
Political activity
Political aspects
Student housing
Student recruitment
Students, Foreign
Universities and colleges
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ISSN1354-1471

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Summary:The higher education and subsequently the student accommodation market is very much subject to the vagaries of government policy. Universities and their student recruitment strategies are frequently stymied as a result of the battles between various government departments. HM Treasury continually questions the overall cost of higher education, while the current home secretary apparently sees controlling international student numbers as a tool to tackle overall immigration. Here, Jackman examines why universities can't get their voice heard effectively at the top table.
ISSN:1354-1471