Vice-chancellors told high pay is immoral amid rising student debt

MPs have told a panel of vice-chancellors that the high rate of pay enjoyed by some university leaders is immoral, given taxpayer subsidies and rising levels of student debt.During a parliamentary hearing on value for money in higher education, MPs on the education select committee repeatedly asked vice-chancellors in England to justify their levels of pay, with MPs saying that greater regulation may be needed to curb high pay.Peter Horrocks, the vice-chancellor of the Open University, told the