The use of income contingent loans (ICLs) for Higher Education (HE) students is becoming
increasingly prevalent around the world. Using a model of simulated lifetime earnings for …

This article argues that reforms of higher education finance for undergraduates in England
introduced by the Blair government in 2006 provided a progressive strategy for achieving …

This paper investigates the financial implications of the higher education funding regime to
be introduced in English universities in September 2012. The analysis is based on …

1. The higher education White Paper, published by the Government on 28 June, followed
the Browne report and the Government's statements about its policies on higher education in …

In this paper, we consider lessons for other countries about the design of student loans with
income-contingent repayments (ie repayments calculated as x per cent of each borrower's …

The investment in education creates present costs but brings benefits in the future, such as
increased earnings, improved health, economic growth, long life, and better service delivery …

In the UK, most prospective university students study 'traditional'academic qualifications
such as A-Levels. However, increasing numbers of students are entering UK higher …

The introduction of top‐up fees for home‐domiciled undergraduate tuition in England from
2006–07–and their planned increase in 2012–13–raises important issues for university …

Networked learning has always had a connection to a set of pedagogic values and it has
defined itself as linked to the development of information and communication technologies …

Over the past decade, debt-based solutions have been implemented as part of austerity
policies to distribute public goods by the use of market forces, resulting in an increase in …