Treasury Committee holds inquiry into the student loan system
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The Treasury Committee are holding an inquiry to scrutinise recent changes to the student loan system, including the repayment threshold, interest rates, tuition fees, and the impact on university finances.It will also examine the impact of higher education on the public finances, a so-called 'graduate tax', and the effectiveness of the Government’s management of the student loan book.
On Wednesday 18 October at 2.45pm the Committee will hear from:
Dr Helen Carasso, Author and Lecturer in Higher Education, Department of
Education, University of Oxford
Andrew McGettigan, Author and Lecturer
The session will focus on the impact of student loans on the public finances, the success or failure of fee funding to act as a 'market' for higher education, and the impact of student finances on students. Further evidence sessions will be announced in due course.
Rt Hon. Nicky Morgan MP, Chair of the Treasury Committee, said:
You can watch the session live or catch-up later on Parliament TV
On Wednesday 18 October at 2.45pm the Committee will hear from:
Dr Helen Carasso, Author and Lecturer in Higher Education, Department of
Education, University of Oxford
Andrew McGettigan, Author and Lecturer
The session will focus on the impact of student loans on the public finances, the success or failure of fee funding to act as a 'market' for higher education, and the impact of student finances on students. Further evidence sessions will be announced in due course.
Rt Hon. Nicky Morgan MP, Chair of the Treasury Committee, said:
"The Treasury Committee is appointed to examine Government expenditure. Student loan debt is projected to be around £160 billion within six years, and the Government has announced that it will review the whole student finance system. The Committee will scrutinise the current system and any future developments closely."
You can watch the session live or catch-up later on Parliament TV
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