University tuition fees in England are set to rise with inflation every year starting from 2026, a change confirmed by Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson. This move will allow universities to adjust fees in accordance with inflation, with current students notably affected. In light of concerns over the quality of education, the government has announced that universities offering poor quality courses will face limits on student numbers. Furthermore, there are discussions around automatic tuition fee rises and potential fee reductions for institutions with inadequately taught programs. As these reforms unfold, students and stakeholders are reacting to the implications of higher costs balanced against educational standards.