[引用][C] Higher Education finance reform: Raising the repayment threshold to£ 25,000 and freezing the fee cap at£ 9,250
C Belfield, J Britton, L van der Erve - Institute for Fiscal Studies, 2017
[PDF][PDF] Higher Education finance reform: Raising the repayment threshold to£ 25,000 and freezing the fee cap at£ 9,250
IFSB note BN217 - core.ac.uk
Background Under the current Higher Education (HE) finance system in England,
universities can charge students tuition fees of up to£ 9,250 per year. Going forward, the
plan was to allow some universities to increase fees in line with inflation if they met certain
requirements in the TEF. Freezing tuition fees at£ 9,250 raises questions about whether the
TEF reform will still be implemented. Further, freezing the maximum level of tuition fees
without additional compensating teaching grants, reduces the real value of funding …
universities can charge students tuition fees of up to£ 9,250 per year. Going forward, the
plan was to allow some universities to increase fees in line with inflation if they met certain
requirements in the TEF. Freezing tuition fees at£ 9,250 raises questions about whether the
TEF reform will still be implemented. Further, freezing the maximum level of tuition fees
without additional compensating teaching grants, reduces the real value of funding …
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