Sentence examples for rises in student from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, younger academics are keen to jump on the media bandwagon, given the continuing relative decline in academic pay and the continuing absolute increase in the amount of work they are forced to do by the burgeoning audit culture; continuing cuts in teaching funding; and steep rises in student fees, leading students to make ever-increasing demands on their time.

A spokeswoman for the city of Montreal says there has already been a surge of international students - with big rises in student numbers from China, India, France and Iran.

Since 1994, these have accounted for much of the rise in student places.

He had signed a pledge to oppose any rise in student tuition fees.

These series don't reflect the dramatic rise in student numbers that has taken place in recent decades.

The Department for Education has got in touch about the rise in student loan interest rates to up to 6.3%.

Brighton & Hove has little new purpose-built student accommodation because universities and commercial providers have failed to keep pace with the rise in student numbers.

At the same time, the cost of renting and the overall cost of living has vastly outstripped the annual rise in student loan allowance.

The rise in student numbers will fuel concerns that growing numbers will be unable to repay their loans if growing numbers are recruited into lower paid jobs.

Part of the increase was down to mergers with other bodies such as the Institute of Education – but at least half was due to a rise in student numbers.

The rise in student absentees in England is a concern; links between attendance and attainment are massive and we cannot ignore it.