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Average university vice chancellor now earns more than £250k for first time - Office for Students

The Telegraph cites our recent analysis of senior staff pay in higher education.

Regulation13 Feb 2019

New measures to address ethnic inequality - Office for Students

The government has launched new measures to tackle ethnic disparity in higher education, which place a greater focus on outcomes through access and participation plans.

Regulation01 Feb 2019

Students told not to ban speakers for ‘transphobia’ - Office for Students

Michael Barber, chair of the OfS Board, is quoted in a Times article about guidance for universities and colleges on freedom of speech.

Regulation04 Feb 2019

Why cutting down on unconditional offers is not a bad thing - Office for Students

An article in The National Student argues that the use of unconditional offers is immoral.

Regulation06 Feb 2019

Eliminate equality gaps within 20 years - Office for Students

The Office for Students has today challenged all universities to eliminate the gaps in access and student success within 20 years.

Promoting equal opportunities13 Dec 2018

Office for Students comments on UCAS provider-level data on unconditional offers - Office for Students

UCAS has today published provider-level data on unconditional offers.

Regulation31 Jan 2019

Grade inflation is an injustice to hardworking students - Office for Students

Nicola Dandridge has written an online article for the Times - also quoted in a story for the print edition - about HESA's student statistics for 2017-18, which show that record numbers of first class degrees were awarded last year.

Regulation18 Jan 2019

Indiscriminate unconditional offers could put universities in breach of consumer law - Office for Students

A new report from the Office for Students shows a steep rise in unconditional offer-making.

Regulation25 Jan 2019

THE: Weaknesses of English student protection plans highlighted - Office for Students

Susan Lapworth sets out how we will expect some universities and other higher education providers to improve their student protection plans.

Regulation22 Nov 2018

Universities must tackle ‘spiralling’ grade inflation - Office for Students

A new report from the Office for Students finds widespread unexplained grade inflation across the higher education sector.

Regulation19 Dec 2018

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Average university vice chancellor now earns more than £250k for first time - Office for Students

New measures to address ethnic inequality - Office for Students

Students told not to ban speakers for ‘transphobia’ - Office for Students

Why cutting down on unconditional offers is not a bad thing - Office for Students

Eliminate equality gaps within 20 years - Office for Students

Office for Students comments on UCAS provider-level data on unconditional offers - Office for Students

Grade inflation is an injustice to hardworking students - Office for Students

Indiscriminate unconditional offers could put universities in breach of consumer law - Office for Students

THE: Weaknesses of English student protection plans highlighted - Office for Students

Universities must tackle ‘spiralling’ grade inflation - Office for Students

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