A cap on the number of university students is not on the cards, a minister has said, while stressing the need to rein in “low-quality” courses and ensure young people going into higher education are not “set up to fail”.
Universities minister Michelle Donelan spoke of wanting to “revolutionise” higher education with “a culture change towards lifelong learning, upskilling and reskilling”, underpinned by “confidence in the value of the courses on offer”.
