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The Russell Group The Russell Group represents 20 leading UK universities which are committed to maintaining the very best research, an outstanding teaching and learning experience and unrivalled links with business and the public sector.

Recent appearances on broadcast media Some of the Russell Group Director General, Dr Wendy Piatt's and Chair, Prof Michael Arthur's latest media appearances can be accessed here.

On 31st May Wendy Piatt discussed how UK universities are competing with their international counterparts on BBC One.



Informed Choices - making decisions about post-16 education The Russell Group has launched its first ever guide to making decisions about post-16 education, Informed Choices, aimed at all students considering A-level and equivalent qualifications.

Click here to download Informed Choices

For a student finance myth buster, click here.




Graduate contributions vital to future of UK higher education In its submissions to Lord Browne’s review of higher education funding and student finance, the Russell Group explained that an increase in graduate contributions is the only viable and fair way to secure the future of the UK’s world-class higher education system.

To read more about the Russell Group’s submissions to Lord Browne’s review, please use these links:

Second Russell Group submission to the Browne Review

First Russell Group submission to the Browne Review
 

Russell Group and 1994 Group universities launch £4 million scholarships scheme The  Russell Group and 1994 Group of universities have launched a groundbreaking £1000 scholarship for students who wish to study science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects at university.
 
The ‘Eliahou Dangoor Scholarships’, launched with a £3 million donation over three years, will be one of the largest private bursary or scholarship schemes in the UK, and will be administered across Russell Group and 1994 Group universities. Matched funding from government is expected to bring the total funding available to over £4 million. You can learn more about the scholarship and hear from previous Dangoor scholars in this video.

Thanks to the generous donation from  Dr Naim Dangoor this scholarship will assist up to 4000 students, most from under-privileged backgrounds, to study vital science and maths-based subjects at the UK’s leading research-intensive universities.

More information on the scholarships and the universities involved in the scheme is available here

New report reveals that the international standing of UK universities is under threat from underfunding The Russell Group's new independently-researched report, Staying on top: The challenge of sustaining world-class higher education in the UK, outlines the dangers of underinvestment in Britain’s leading research-intensive universities and the wider implications for the health of the UK economy.

Commenting on this new report the Director General of The Russell Group, Dr Wendy Piatt, said:

“The UK now stands at a crossroads – without more investment in higher education, the UK risks jeopardising the competitive advantage which has made its universities the envy of the world. University underfunding also has serious consequences for the nation. As the UK’s economic competitiveness becomes increasingly dependent upon high-tech industries and skilled graduates, our leading research-intensive universities will be of increasing and crucial importance in driving future growth and prosperity."

See also the Russell Group’s first and second submissions to the Browne review.

Previous1 / 5Previous Latest News HEIF allocations - Russell Group comment

The Russell Group has commented on HEFCE's announcement of the final allocations of the Higher Education Innovation Fund.

New vacancy at the Russell Group

We are looking to recruit a policy analyst or senior policy advisor.

The Prime Minister's comments on university access - Russell Group response

The Russell Group has issued a response to David Cameron's remarks about state school and black student access to leading universities.

Social Mobility Strategy - Russell Group comment

The Russell Group has commented on the Government's new Social Mobility Strategy

HESA Performance Indicators - Russell Group comment

The Russell Group has commented on new higher education performance indicators.

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