Opinion Panel

Liam Burns, the new president of the NUS, explains why he admires the tactics of UK Uncut.

More than half of students would be willing to pay university fees of £5,000 and one in five would be prepared to go as high as £10,000, a survey of tens of thousands of students suggests. Opinionpanel Research asked 37 000 university students what price would be so low that it would make them doubt [...]

According to the findings by Opinionpanel on behalf of the National Union of Students (NUS) 86 per cent of students in Yorkshire and Humber are “concerned” or “very concerned” by graduate employment levels and their likely future job prospects.

Students’ choices of university courses are being shaped by money rather than personal interest, a survey from the National Union of Students suggests. The fieldword was carried out by Opinionpanel Research using The Student Panel.

NUS President Wes Streeting said: “This report gives us an unprecedented insight into the experiences and concerns of students. We look forward to working with tutors, institutions and the government to address the issues raised by students through this survey.” The fieldwork was carried out by Opinionpanel Research on The Student Panel.

Tariq Tahir reviews the state of campus politics, referencing research by OpinionPanel. Read here

Nearly 50 per cent of UK undergraduates didn’t attend this year’s Freshers Fair and less than three per cent can name the President of the National Union of Students – some findings from a recent Opinionpanel survey for the London Student newspaper

First-year students are totting up record debt levels of nearly £6,000 a year and face leaving university owing more than £17,500 ,according to a survey today by Opinionpanel Research on behalf of uSwitch.com

If the graduates you recruit are bargaining rather harder than they used to over salaries, it’s because they’re staring bankruptcy in the face – according to a recent OpinionPanel survey.