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In 2012 , David Cameron’s coalition government overhauled higher education funding.
They trebled student fees in England to 9,000 per student, per year, while slashing most ongoing direct public funding.
The individual student, not the state, became the sector's main income source.
The last government pushed lucrative international students away, increasing visa fees and banning most from bringing dependents.
UCU estimates 66 institutions are currently affected by redundancies and restructurings.
Aberystwyth is looking to cut 200 jobs; Aston has launched a voluntary severance scheme.
The University of Lincoln has not been exempt from compulsory redundancies.
The new Labour government has said it has “no plans” to raise tuition fees or increase direct funding.
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