Latest Statements
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25 November 2015
Spending Review 2015
We welcome the Government's commitment to maintain the research budget and funding for teaching high-cost subjects in real terms, and the extension of student loans to postgraduates.
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19 November 2015
Response to the Nurse Review
We welcome Sir Paul's call to preserve the science ring-fence and dual support system. Investment in excellent science, research and innovation is so important but the UK spends much less on research than our competitors
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30 September 2015
THE World University Rankings 2015/16
The UK’s leading universities continue to punch well above their weight but we cannot afford to be complacent. Increased funding for science, research and innovation in the UK is critical for the ability of our leading universities to stay ahead of the chasing pack and boost the economy.
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08 September 2015
Comprehensive Spending Review 2015
Our submission to the Spending Review sets out the opportunities for building a resilient economy and creating highly-skilled jobs that come from investing in world-class research, innovation and higher education.
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24 July 2015
HEFCE changes open access policy
Changes to HEFCE's open access policy will ease the administrative burden on staff in our universities.
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22 July 2015
University funding cuts
We are disappointed that vital funding for science research and teaching has been cut.
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21 May 2015
Response to Universitas21 world rankings
Dr Wendy Piatt responds to the Universitas21 ranking of National Higher Education Systems
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26 March 2015
Research Partnership Investment Fund
£85m has been provided to Russell Group universities to work with businesses on major research in health and engineering
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18 March 2015
The Budget 2015
The Russell Group welcomes greater support for postgraduate research students and additional funding for research and innovation
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11 March 2015
THE World Reputation Rankings 2015
The UK has some of the best universities in the world, outperforming many larger nations, but this is no time to rest on our laurels