Britain’s universities are in economic, academic and cultural decline
Over 40 per cent of institutions face a deficit and first-class degrees have quadrupled since the mid-1990s, yet no party has a plan to match the problem, says Len Shackleton UK governments value “soft power” over more traditional measures of economic and military strength. For a long time, the higher education system has been heralded [...]
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