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Our new Provider Panel will help shape future regulation in the interest of students.

The Office for Students (OfS) is introducing new initial conditions of registration and changes to its application requirements, to ensure that only institutions that are ready to deliver high quality higher education and treat their students fairly are registered.

On 21 May 2025, the Office for Students (OfS) opened an investigation into London School of Science and Technology and Buckinghamshire New University, specifically in relation to Buckinghamshire New University students taught by London School of Science and Technology through a partnership between the providers.

Students at Spurgeon’s College in London have been told their higher education courses will be closed from today.

The Office for Students (OfS) has published its business plan for 2025-26.

The Office for Students (OfS) is proposing new requirements that would come into effect for an institution that has, or expects to have, 100 or more students registered on courses delivered through subcontractual arrangements in a given academic year.

Over 357,000 final-year students answered the call to feedback on their experiences of higher education.

The OfS has published a case report that explains its regulatory decisions following an investigation into the quality of BSc computing courses delivered by Bradford College and leading to qualifications awarded by the University of Greater Manchester.

New OfS data finds the number of events or external speakers approved by universities and colleges increased, with an accompanying rise in the number of events approved with conditions put in place.

Students at Brit College have been told that their higher education courses will be no longer be designated by the Department for Education from 4 June 2025.