Universities need ‘student charters’ to justify top fees

“Universities will be warned today that they will have to offer a superior service to students, including guarantees of teaching time with leading academics, to justify fees of up to £9,000 a year …” (more)

[Robert Winnett, Daily Telegraph, 25 February]

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