London Economics were commissioned by the Gatsby Foundation to undertake an assessment of the net graduate premium and net Exchequer benefit associated with Higher Technical Education qualifications at Level 4 and Level 5. For full-time students, the analysis suggests that the net benefits to students undertaking specific STEM-based qualifications at Level 4/5 are substantial (and […]
London Economics are delighted to announce that 7 members of our team have been awarded joint first prize in the Institute for Public Policy Research’s Economics Prize. This is the third largest prize in the economics discipline in the world, and is aimed at developing a roadmap for sustainable and inclusive growth across the United […]
Following the publication of the Augur Review in May 2019, London Economics undertook a detailed analysis of the Review’s core recommendations for higher education funding on the Treasury, universities, students and graduates. Focusing on the resource flows associated with the 2018/19 cohort of first-year English-domiciled undergraduate students (studying anywhere in the UK) and EU-domiciled students […]
Following the publication of the Augur Review in May 2019, London Economics were commissioned by Universities UK to estimate the impact of the Review’s core recommendations for higher education funding on the Treasury, universities, students and graduates. Focusing on the resource flows associated with the 2018/19 cohort of first-year English-domiciled undergraduate students (studying anywhere in […]
The study looked into the impacts on consumers of practices used by providers of retail financial services when marketing and selling their products online. Moreover, it suggested ways to improve how consumers are informed when looking to obtain financial products, such as consumer credit or bank accounts, on the internet. Some of the main findings: […]
RT @SFCA_info: The #RaisetheRate campaign's ask: Raise the sixth form funding rate by £760 per student in the forthcoming spending review.…
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RT @LE_Education: Education Select Committee report out today recommending increase in pupil funding to £4,760 (+£760) based on @SFCA_info…
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RT @ProfsScott: The only slide worth seeing? #UUKAugar https://t.co/tfB9inar1z
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RT @PamMacBarrett: Seen this @LondonEconomics slide before, still think it’s a neat example of differential impact of gender on fee repayme…
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Delighted to be presenting at #UUKAugar today @UniversitiesUK - slides available at the end of the day!!
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@AndyWWestwood You would assume it’s - sort of - independent, but how would employers respond? Even if the cap does… https://t.co/p7LPUIDBtY
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@smitajamdar @EduSkillsHE But if the cap is reduced, does DFE simply say ‘it’s a market’ and ask employers to negot… https://t.co/uoIXGBtH9m
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