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The Browne review, which made university fees unaffordable, coupled with Gove's reforms closes down opportunity.

For instance, it raised the retirement age, changed the system of severance pay that had impeded job mobility, and made university students pay for part of their tuition.

"However, a host of recent government policies have made university a far more expensive option and the drop off in student applications suggests the increased price is a factor".

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Once allocations are made, universities are free to spend the money as they wish, to support their own research priorities.

Young people who are studying rather than in paid employment have less money for hedonism.That has not always, in the past, made universities particularly clean and sober places.

This has made universities and public research organizations and much of the scientific community uneasy.

After those awards are made, universities that host at least two clusters can apply to be designated an Excellence University.

It has made universities take a closer look at themselves to see how they compared with rivals.

Tenure makes university governance more democratic.

Anything to do with Islam and Muslims seems to make university administrators nervous.

7) Making university education the privilege of the rich is not egalitarian.

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