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Category: Education

What’s going on with university admissions?

Posted 21st December 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education.

The latest figures showed an 11% fall in the number of students taking up places at British universities this year. Are higher tuition fees to blame? David Kingman investigates…

The Pound in Your Pocket: NUS research project on student finance

Posted 17th December 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education.

On Wednesday 5 December, the National Union of Students unveiled its major research project on student financial support, called “The Pound in Your Pocket”. Antony Mason attended the launch seminar at the Royal Society of Arts, London

The 2012 Autumn Statement: an intergenerational analysis

Posted 14th December 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment, Environment, Government Debt, Pensions, Taxation.

What did the 2012 Autumn Statement do for intergenerational fairness? David Kingman investigates

American universities facing backlash over high fees

Posted 5th December 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment.

David Kingman examines a recent trend in articles which accuse the American higher education system of no longer offering value for money

Film Competition theme: Access to Higher Education

Posted 29th November 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education, Film Competition.

Claire Lamont provides some ideas to get you thinking

Talking about my generation

Posted 27th November 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment, Government Debt, Housing, Pensions, Taxation.

Mired in debt and a stagnant economy, Melissa Jane Knight tells us how the world looks if you’re in your late twenties – and urges all 16–30 year olds to put the case forward by entering the IF Film Competition

How should we measure child poverty?

Posted 24th November 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education, Health, Population, Taxation.

David Kingman explores the recent suggestion from the Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith that the government should find a more comprehensive way of measuring child poverty

New Scottish Widows report highlights problems facing younger generations

Posted 21st November 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment, Government Debt, Health, Housing, Pensions, Population, Taxation.

David Kingman explores some new research which shows just how tough conditions for today’s youth will be as they progress through life

University Funding: Could virtual courses be the answer?

Posted 18th November 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education.

David Kingman wonders whether a greater shift towards online teaching could help solve the problems of university funding

Young, Gifted and Broke? Our Film Competition

Posted 14th November 2012 & a filed under Blog, Education, Employment, Environment, Government Debt, Housing.

Liz Emerson explains why IF has launched the IF Film Competition, and raises some of the issues that should provoke young film makers to take up the challenge

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