"quality university" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a university with a reputation for having a high academic standard. For example, "John's parents were happy to see him get accepted into a quality university like Harvard."
This was the first inexpensive series, the equivalent of the modern quality university press paperback.
An affordable, quality university education would become less and less accessible to more and more people.
"The fate of deregulation is critical for the future of a quality university system, but NCRIS funding should not be linked to the success or failure of the deregulation package," she said.
There are many students who have little chance of obtaining a degree from a quality university (or, in the developing world, from any university) because of physical location, health reasons or financial means.
"At a time when demand for highly skilled graduates is growing, it is essential that universities are properly and sustainably funded to ensure students receive the high quality university experience they rightly expect," said Alistair Jarvis, the chief executive of Universities UK.
"Free, open online courses are an exciting addition to the Higher Education landscape – they challenge established views of how people access high quality university teaching.
He believes the OU's mission to deliver quality university-standard education to all will not be compromised, even after the 84% cut to aggregate teaching grants that he says forced the price hike.
The home secretary, Amber Rudd, has previously pledged a crackdown on international student numbers, including tougher visa rules for "lower quality" universities and courses.
We find geographical proximity is crucial for assessing problem-solving as an important benefit, while interactions with top quality universities have a positive influence on the benefits associated with firms' downstream activities.
The home secretary, Amber Rudd, pledged a crackdown on international student numbers at the Conservative party conference in October, to include tougher visa rules for "lower quality" universities and courses.
Amber Rudd has announced major new restrictions on overseas students, including two-tier visa rules affecting poorer quality universities and courses, a crackdown on work visas and the introduction of a £140m "controlling migration fund".
