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The impact of initial teacher training reforms on English higher education institutions
The impact of initial teacher training reforms on English higher education institutions
Report
30 October 2014
Funding
Professional education
This report, the fifth in Universities UK’s series 'The funding environment for universities 2014', focuses on those universities in England that provide initial teacher training (ITT).
It examines the recent changes affecting English universities’ delivery of ITT, analyses recent trends in recruitment following the implementation of these changes, and, finally, discusses the specific impact on institutions and its implications for current and future provision in this area.
Funding environment 2014 series
International students in UK higher education: the UK and its competition
Postgraduate taught education: the funding challenge
Research and postgraduate research training
The economic role of UK universities
Trends in undergraduate recruitment
News
Union 'absolutely right' in warning on university finances - UUK response to London Economics report
23 April 2020
In response to research published today by London Economics for the University and College Union, Universities UK welcomes the new independent analysis into the potential economic and societal impact of the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic
Package of measures proposed to enable universities to play a critical role in rebuilding the nation
10 April 2020
The Government and the higher education sector must jointly take action to ensure universities across all four nations of the UK are able to play a central role in the recovery of the economy and communities following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Blog
How we communicate student finance needs a rethink
16 December 2019
NEON's Graeme Atherton explains why the cost of higher education needs to be communicated to students more effectively.
General election 2019: what the parties say on higher education
27 November 2019
UUK's Karmjit Kaur takes a look at the policy commitments on higher education in party manifestos ahead of the general election.
