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Universities UK is the voice of universities, helping to maintain the world-leading strength of the UK university sector and supporting our members to achieve their aims and objectives.
What we do
Universities UK is the collective voice of 136 universities in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Who we are
Who we represent, our senior team, and our policymaking and governance structures.
Our members
Our members are the vice-chancellors or principals (executive heads) of universities in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Working for Universities UK
We offer great opportunities for people interested in working in a membership organisation for the higher education sector.
Universities UK International
Universities UK International promotes and represents UK universities abroad.
Woburn House Conference Centre
Universities UK is based at Woburn House, Tavistock Square which is also the home of Woburn House Conference Centre, a suite of eight spaces suitable for a range of events from meetings to conferences and dinners.
Partnerships and associated organisations
We work with many other organisations to support and promote the UK higher education sector.
Universities Wales
Universities Wales represents the interests of higher education institutions in Wales and is a National Council of Universities UK.
Universities Scotland
Universities Scotland is the national council in Scotland of Universities UK.
Our history
Universities UK’s roots lie in the 19th century when meetings took place with vice-chancellors of universities and principals of university colleges.
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Blog
Graduates in demand, but skills must match up with jobs
7 November 2018
With regular debates about the value of degrees and whether graduates have the right skills, Greg Wade considers the evidence from employers on graduate recruitment and their actual skills needs.
Budget 2018 – key points for universities
30 October 2018
While there were no headline policies on higher education this year, Mark Condren digs into the documents underpinning the Budget to find announcements of interest to universities.
News
Education system must change to support flexible study
26 October 2018
Shorter and more flexible courses could encourage more people of all ages to improve their skills and life chances at university. This is one of the main findings of a project set up by Universities UK (UUK) and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI)
UK misses out on more than £8bn due to student visa changes
22 October 2018
The UK economy may have lost out on billions in export earnings from international students due to immigration rule changes made in 2012, according to a new analysis from Universities UK.
Events
Enhancing the international student experience
15 Nov 2018, 09:30 - 16:30
Access to higher education and student success summit 2018
21 Nov 2018, 09:30 - 16:30
