US universities are the most likely to produce the highest number of millionaires, according to new research.
Some 17 spots out of the top 20 were taken by US universities. These include six of the eight Ivy League schools (Princeton University).
The London School of Economics and Political Science rounds off the top 20 table in 20th place.
Owning a car is pretty pricey full stop, but even more so if you are at university and are paying for it through your student loan. If you are thinking of taking your car to university in England, take a look at which universities are the cheapest and which are the most expensive for taking and keeping your car.
This is based on analysis into parking, petrol and insurance costs in the largest cities in the UK, based on this list.
The most expensive universities for taking your car
The best-value European countries to head to for high-quality education are Italy, Germany and Finland, according to currency and travel money expert FairFX.
The company also looked at the top European universities, based on the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2018, and analysed their tuition fees and living cost to determine the most affordable and the most expensive.
Almost half of UK students and university applicants would be disappointed if there was a reduction in EU and international students, new research has found.
The University Partnerships Programme’s sixth annual survey of 1,117 first-year students and university applicants (555 first-year, full time, undergraduate students and 562 university applicants) found that 45 per cent of the respondents would be disappointed if there was a reduction in EU and international students at their university.
Research from The Student Room shows a divide between poorer and more affluent students in opinions about about fast-track degrees.
A survey of 12,127 students from the UK found that 44 per cent of those who received free school meals are more interested in the two-year degree.
Limited service provision and long waiting times were two of the barriers to mental health services identified by students in a new report released by Student Minds.
If you are having problems finding a degree course that feels like the right choice for you, then take a look at some of the slightly less orthodox degree programmes that are being offered all over the world.
A level results day is finally here and I appreciate that it can feel pretty daunting. This survival pack will be updated throughout the day with bits of advice, helpful articles and statistics that will help you make your way through the day. Keep checking back for help with clearing, adjustment and to see how other students have dealt with A level results day.
This blog was last updated at 5.30pm on 17 August 2017.
Harvard University has maintained the top spot in the ShanghaiRanking Academic Ranking of World Universities 2017 for the 15th year running.
In fact, the top 10 universities remain unchanged from last year, although there has been some shifting in positions. The University of California, Berkeley to take third position.
Which UK universities have the most satisfied students? When it comes to finding out how happy students are with the quality of their course, the results of the National Student Survey (NSS) 2017 are not a bad place to start.