Publications

World-leading specialist provider funding: Outcomes of consultation and invitation to submit

This guidance sets out the monitoring information required from providers that: received formula capital funding in the financial year 2021-22; submitted a successful bid for capital funding in the financial year 2021-22.

This case report explains why we have decided to impose a specific condition of registration on London Churchill College Ltd.

Information to support our consultation on constructing student outcome and experience indicators, to understand the evidence that has informed our selection and grouping of benchmarking factors.

This document is intended to support our consultation on the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF). It sets out our analysis of data and options that have informed specific proposals about how indicators would be interpreted in the TEF assessments.

Differences in continuation, completion and progression between students at English higher education providers

This document provides an overview of the process and outcomes for the distribution of capital grant by the Office for Students for the financial year (April to March) 2021-22. It follows the consultation on our approach that we held during March and April 2021.

The Office for Students is consulting on how we can ensure that we have the necessary data to perform our functions while ensuring that our data requirements from registered higher education providers are proportionate.

This document provides information about the prescribed fee caps that apply to individual higher education providers and the maximum fees chargeable by that provider to new students starting courses in 2022-23.

The TRAC return for 2019-20 included the collection of addition information about the impact of the changes to higher education institutions’ operating circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic on both institutions’ delivery of their teaching, research and other activities, and their ability to compile the TRAC return data for 2019-20 robustly in accordance with the TRAC requirements. The purpose of the additional data collection was to provide information to assess the scale of the impact of these disruptions on the full economic costs reported in TRAC, and provide context for the interpretation and use of the TRAC data for 2019-20 within an ongoing time series of data.