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Universities could be fined for poor quality courses as watchdog vows to 'stamp out' bad practice - Office for Students

The OfS's proposals on quality and standards were covered.

Regulation17 Nov 2020

Universities should be seeking to help, not punish, students stuck in lockdown - Office for Students

Sir 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.

General30 Sep 2020

Clarity needed for students during pandemic - Office for Students

The OfS's statement on clarity for students was covered by a number of news outlets.

Protecting student interests28 Sep 2020

Applicants need extra support after coronavirus - Office for Students

Chris Millward, the OfS's Director for Fair Access and Participation, has written for The Sunday Times Good University Guide.

Student wellbeing and protection17 Sep 2020

Be honest about online classes - Office for Students

The 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

Protecting student interests08 Sep 2020

Digital poverty is leaving students behind in an age of online learning - Office for Students

Sir 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

Student wellbeing and protection03 Sep 2020

Going to university during a pandemic - Office for Students

Sir Michael Barber, chair of the Office for Students, talks to Newsweek about what the student experience will be like in September and whether going to university is ‘worth it’ during the pandemic.

General11 Aug 2020

Impact of the pandemic on social mobility at university - Office for Students

The OfS's Director for Fair Access and Participation, Chris Millward, has spoken to the Financial Times about social mobility in higher education.

Promoting equal opportunities11 Aug 2020

OfS analysis shows lower A-level grades from unconditional offers lead to higher drop out rates - Office for Students

Our updated analysis shows that unconditional offers risk pushing students into decisions that are not in their best interests, and was covered by a variety of media outlets.

Student information and data23 Jul 2020

New plans to tackle grade inflation - Office for Students

Susan Lapworth has responded to new proposals on tackling grade inflation, which have been covered by various news outlets.

Protecting student interests20 Jul 2020

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Universities could be fined for poor quality courses as watchdog vows to 'stamp out' bad practice - Office for Students

Universities should be seeking to help, not punish, students stuck in lockdown - Office for Students

Clarity needed for students during pandemic - Office for Students

Applicants need extra support after coronavirus - Office for Students

Be honest about online classes - Office for Students

Digital poverty is leaving students behind in an age of online learning - Office for Students

Going to university during a pandemic - Office for Students

Impact of the pandemic on social mobility at university - Office for Students

OfS analysis shows lower A-level grades from unconditional offers lead to higher drop out rates - Office for Students

New plans to tackle grade inflation - Office for Students

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