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A disabled student’s insight: Contextualising statistics

Statistics and analysis are important tools in helping us work towards equity in education and equality of opportunity for disabled students. It’s also vital we understand and listen to their lived experiences.
Student protection and support 18 Oct 2019

What value for whose money?

Student fees and public money fund higher education providers, but what should students and taxpayers get in return?
Student protection and support 18 Oct 2019

Next steps for the National Student Survey

As the National Student Survey approaches its 15th year, there are plans for taking an in-depth look at its impact to date and outlining proposals for the biggest overhaul since its introduction.
Student choice and flexible learning 17 Oct 2019

Supporting disabled students to succeed

Following the launch of a campaign to recruit members for the Disabled Students' Commission, Chris Millward explains the background to the new body, what it will do, and why it is needed.
Equality of opportunity 08 Oct 2019

Making a positive difference: Mature students and health education

Mature students are turning away from nursing and specialist healthcare courses. These programmes offer excellent career opportunities and we need to make sure all students know about the financial support available to help with the costs of their studies.
Student choice and flexible learning 20 Sep 2019

The Office for Students’ new regulatory order

Susan Lapworth, our Director of Competition and Registration, describes arrangements for students at providers who have applied for registration but do not yet have a final decision, such as limited designation and teach out.
Registering with the OfS 13 Sep 2019
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