Funded by the Nuffield Foundation, London Economics are undertaking a range of in-depth analyses in relation to higher education fees and funding arrangements across the four Home Nations of the UK, ahead of the next General Election. Following our earlier in-depth analyses of higher education fees and funding across the UK (available here), this report […]
London Economics were commissioned by the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) and Kaplan International Pathways to assess the benefits and costs of international higher education (HE) students to the UK economy in 2021-22 based on the new UK parliamentary constituency boundaries, building on our previous work which used the previous boundaries (see here). The new […]
London Economics were commissioned to assess the economic, social and cultural impact of the University of Birmingham to the United Kingdom. The total economic impact on the UK economy associated with the University of Birmingham’s activities in the 2021-22 academic year was estimated at approximately £4.4 billion. Of this total: The University of Birmingham’s research […]
Incidents of GPS disruption lasting 24 hours or more at Dallas Fort Worth and Denver International Airport in 2022 caused no observable impact but provoked discourse – alternative methods of navigation are a necessity where essential procedures rely on GPS. Backup systems at both airports salvaged operations and maintained service in the absence of the […]
Deposit Return Schemes for homo-economicus The European Parliament in April this year adopted new measures to make packaging more sustainable and reduce packaging waste in the EU.[i] As part of these new rules, by 2029 Member States are required to introduce deposit return systems for plastic and metal beverage containers. The UK Government, Welsh Government, […]
RT @HEPI_news: We’ve produced new data for the value of international students to the UK, with @KaplanPathways and @LE_Education. Find out…
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RT @HEPI_news: Contribution overseas students make to economy varies depending on constituency | The Argus https://t.co/Y0woWJmZAY
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RT @unibirmingham: International students make important economic and social contributions to the UK.
According to early findings from @Lo…
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RT @SP_ECYP: Today we're focusing on pre-budget scrutiny of the university and colleges sector for the 2025 -2026 budget.
We'll be hearing…
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RT @LE_Education: Very pleased to be presenting evidence on HE Fees and Funding to the Scottish Parliament Education, Children and Young Pe…
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RT @LE_Education: If the Conservative proposals are to eliminate ‘low value’ degrees, why not just pay nurses and teachers more?
That wou…
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RT @LE_Education: Since 2014/15:
The total number of apprenticeship starts declined by 33% between 2014/15 and 2022/23 (a loss of 160,000…
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