Last time we polled, 40% of non-EU students were worried about running out of food in the next two weeks. Fee defaults are up across the sector. Universities, agents and even the Home Office mislead them about costs in the UK. The lack of discussion about these actual people and…

Huge 'debate me, bro' energy on the website twitter dot com today.

Quality comes in all shapes and sizes across the sector. What it is not determined by, is mission group.

Who could possibly have forseen this, eh, Tees Valley Monitor ? ft.com/content/4a00e0…

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What OfS said about sector finances last week.

Impacts of falling fee income, modelled.

Financial data for the HE sector 2022-23, visualised and interactive.

Man shortly to understand how VAT works for overseas customers.

After the anonymity of the OfS financial projections, HESA brings 22/23 data with names of providers. Handily presented by @[email protected], you can even look at head of provider remuneration (wonder if OfS will do another report - is interesting with ‘alternative providers’ in now)

Here it is: wonkhe.com/blogs/hesa-spr…

If I was a Tory MP I'd not be answering my phone to the whips tonight or tomorrow morning just for the lolz.

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Important to note (as we do in the piece) that many of the null findings are based on limited or no data.

A part of this is because of the comparative newness of the graduate route, but the big messages in here for the government are on data quality in the Home Office.