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Having regard to institutional autonomy - Office for Students

The autonomy of universities and colleges is vital - but not absolute, explains Susan Lapworth. This and other tensions must be carefully balanced as the OfS regulates in students’ interests.

Regulation25 Oct 2018

Let’s shine a light on the opportunities in allied health professions - Office for Students

Higher education can open the door to a variety of important and rewarding specialist healthcare roles, but these opportunities are not always well understood.

Teaching24 Oct 2018

Subject-level TEF comes into sharper focus - Office for Students

A series of reports and guidance, published today, sets out a clear direction of travel for subject-level TEF. Yvonne Hawkins reflects on the journey so far.

Teaching21 Oct 2018

Choice decisions - Office for Students

Making the right choice is difficult at the best of times. But when what you are choosing could make a huge difference to the rest of your life it is important that choice is well-informed.

Student information and data18 Oct 2018

There’s no room for hate crime in higher education - Office for Students

As National Hate Crime Awareness Week begins, Yvonne Hawkins explains how the Office for Students is working with universities and colleges, students and others to eradicate hate crime on campus.

Promoting equal opportunities14 Oct 2018

Nicola Dandridge: Improving graduate employability - Office for Students

Research shows that students need to take up every opportunity available to them during their time in higher education to help improve their employability and get a rewarding job.

Skills and employment16 Sep 2018

Matching ambition with outcomes for fair access and participation - Office for Students

The Office for Students (OfS) has launched a consultation which will see a major shake-up of the way we regulate access and participation.

Promoting equal opportunities11 Sep 2018

An untapped resource? Taught postgraduate students as partners in widening participation - Office for Students

It is often assumed that taught postgraduates have no time to engage in widening participation activity – but is this actually the case?

Promoting equal opportunities21 Aug 2018

Partnerships prove how social mobility initiatives are good for businesses - Office for Students

With almost half of top UK firms introducing questions about candidates’ education, free school meals and parents’ jobs in their recruitment processes, it is clear that employers are changing the way they recruit. Universities must adapt to

Promoting equal opportunities08 Aug 2018

The NSS: In a league of its own - Office for Students

The sheer scale of the National Student Survey makes it a powerful weapon for students as well as a reliable guide for applicants.

Student information and data30 Jul 2018

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Having regard to institutional autonomy - Office for Students

Let’s shine a light on the opportunities in allied health professions - Office for Students

Subject-level TEF comes into sharper focus - Office for Students

Choice decisions - Office for Students

There’s no room for hate crime in higher education - Office for Students

Nicola Dandridge: Improving graduate employability - Office for Students

Matching ambition with outcomes for fair access and participation - Office for Students

An untapped resource? Taught postgraduate students as partners in widening participation - Office for Students

Partnerships prove how social mobility initiatives are good for businesses - Office for Students

The NSS: In a league of its own - Office for Students

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