OfS annual review emphasises importance of quality provision - Office for Students
From the medicine and healthcare students serving on the frontline, to the researchers who have developed life-saving vaccines, there is much of which the sector can be proud.
Skills and the economy - Office for Students
Meanwhile, while 95.5 per cent of medicine and dentistry entrants are projected to find professional employment or further study, in six other subjects the rates are below 55 per cent. ... In response to guidance from the Secretary of State highlighting
English higher education 2021: The Office for Students annual review - Office for Students
From the medicine and healthcare students serving on the frontline, to the researchers who have developed life-saving vaccines, there is much of which the sector can be proud.
biology, geology, psychology, medicine).
Graduate opportunities in a new tech world - Office for Students
With jobs in AI and data science that span a range of different industries, including medicine, transport, social sciences, biosciences, sports business and more, you don’t necessarily need to have
Fair admissions and recruitment - Office for Students
To ensure that as many students as possible could take up their places this year, the government lifted the cap on places for domestic students in medicine, dentistry, and undergraduate teacher ... training. It also provided OfS teaching grant funding
Graduate skills and prospects in the pandemic - Office for Students
This includes careers in health and medicine, where numbers of students are expected to increase this year and beyond.
Student FAQ - Office for Students
24 August 2020. New question on offers to study medicine or dentistry and link to Student Space online mental health platform.
English higher education 2019: The Office for Students annual review - Office for Students
medicine, museums and historic buildings, the BBC and the Premier League.
A new approach to fair access, participation and success - Office for Students
In 2017, only 80 out of 1,670 students of veterinary medicine (5.0 per cent) were from minority ethnic groups.
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