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Funding for ‘high-cost’ university courses to be cut in England

Education secretary says top-up support for subjects including media must be scaled back in ‘challenging’ fiscal situation

Capital funding for higher education will be slashed from next year with support diverted from certain subjects including journalism and media studies towards lab-based courses in the latest blow to England’s cash-strapped universities.

Education secretary Bridget Phillipson told the sector regulator on Monday that capital spending would be almost halved in 2025-26 to £84mn from a multiyear settlement equivalent to an annual allocation of £150mn.

The grant to help deliver high-cost subjects and access initiatives will be cut from £1.46bn to £1.35bn, Phillipson told the Office for Students.

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