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Augar Review for future graduates

The Augar Review focuses in the reduced annual fee for UK and EU undergraduate students. However, this can be seen as a misrepresentation of the government provided loans for tuition fees.

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The headlines focus on the annual fees going down and students benefiting the most. But how has the cost for the majority of students increased?

Professor Adrian Bell and Professor Chris Brooks write about the proposed system in Henley Business School's Leading Insights. Find out more here.

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Professor Adrian Bell

 Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor Research (Prosperity and Resilience)
Professor Adrian Bell
Published 31 May 2019
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