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University of Suffolk: job cuts

Jobs
Number not stated
Announced
1 May 2025
Status
In consultation
Reason category
  • Costs
    The University of Suffolk, based in Ipswich, said it made 26 redundancies and decided to close 19 vacant posts due to "the falling value of the student tuition fee, tightening of overseas visa rules and rising costs".
  • Government policy or tax
    "Like most universities, the University of Suffolk is under considerable financial pressure due to the real-terms fall in the value of the UK student tuition fee, the tightening of overseas visa rules and rising costs, including the recent National Insurance increase," the spokesperson said.
Where
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Source coverage
Two or more publisher groups
Sources
4 sources from 2 publisher groups.

Sources

PublisherHeadlineDate
BBC NewsUniversity of Suffolk proposes staff redundancies22 May 2025
BBC NewsUniversity cuts 45 jobs due to 'financial pressure'19 August 2025
Ipswich StarUniversity axes more than 40 jobs as 'financial position remains challenging'19 August 2025
BBC NewsUniversity of Suffolk cuts jobs due to 'financial pressure'19 August 2025

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26 Sep 2026Recorded job figure changed from 35 to 45.Source not recorded

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