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The Office for Students’ (OfS) student panel, which advises the OfS, has published a set of priorities for universities and colleges to consider when supporting students who have been asked to self-isolate.
5 Oct 2020
Our newsSir Michael Barber, Chair of the Office for Students, has written in the Telegraph about the need to prioritise pastoral support and signposting for students in lockdown.
1 Oct 2020
Media coverageFollowing a pause to allow universities and colleges to prioritise their response to the pandemic, the Office for Students (OfS) has relaunched its £1 million funding competition to improve mental health support for students.
1 Oct 2020
Our newsThe OfS's statement on clarity for students was covered by a number of news outlets.
29 Sep 2020
Media coverageStudents should expect good quality higher education, effective support for mental health and wellbeing, and clear information from their universities, the Office for Students (OfS) has said.
28 Sep 2020
Press releaseThe Office for Students (OfS) has detailed arrangements for a review of the National Student Survey (NSS).
23 Sep 2020
Our newsChris Millward, the OfS's Director for Fair Access and Participation, has written for The Sunday Times Good University Guide.
18 Sep 2020
Media coverageThe Office for Students (OfS), the independent regulator for higher education in England, has set out measures to reduce unnecessary burden on universities and other higher education providers.
10 Sep 2020
Press releaseThe Telegraph reports on the OfS's call for universities to provide ‘clear, timely and accessible’ information about their courses following reports of students finding out last minute that their lectures and classes will be online during the autumn term.
9 Sep 2020
Media coverageSir Michael Barber has written in The Times about the launch of a major review of digital learning and teaching. The article highlights the challenges of digital learning, particularly 'digital poverty', following an OfS poll of students during the coronavirus pandemic.
4 Sep 2020
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