BBC Scotland's education correspondent looks at ways of measuring deprivation among university students.Read more
BBC Scotland education correspondent
BBC News, education correspondent
Universities are being accused of "complacency" over a lack of senior black academics and lower achievement among ethnic minority students.
Baroness Amos, the UK's first black woman university head, says there are "deep-seated prejudices and stereotypes which need to be overcome".
"Not even 1% of UK professors are black," she will tell a conference on university leadership.
The Office for Students says tackling such "gaps" should be a priority.
Baroness Amos, director of the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas), in London, says universities like to see themselves as "inclusive and internationalist".
Pippa Travis-Williams says her son Henry became a shell of a person before taking his life.