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On 10 December 2025 AMOSSHE responded to Medr’s consultation on a new regulatory system for tertiary providers in Wales.

We want your proposals for informative and stimulating sessions to engage delegates at the AMOSSHE National Conference 2026. Contribute to the professional development of Student Services leaders in UK higher education.

As the professional membership association for Student Services leaders in higher education, AMOSSHE represents the professionals who design, manage and implement practices to tackle harassment and sexual misconduct.

In August 2025 we were approached to provide feedback on Charlie Waller Trust’s CREATE toolkit.

We're excited to be able to unveil the new platform for Student Services professionals.

At our National Conference 2025, we introduced our new career development hub for Student Services professionals.

At this year's AMOSSHE annual general meeting, Emma Bales (Vice Chair Operations) announced the results of our recent Executive elections.

On 22 April 2025 we wrote to the Office for Students (OfS) with members’ feedback about the sexual misconduct survey.

On 2 April 2025 AMOSSHE responded to the HESA (Higher Education Statistics Agency) staff record consultation.

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On 20 February 2025 AMOSSHE responded to the Office for Students consultation about their proposed 2025 to 2030 strategy.

We want your proposals for informative and stimulating sessions to engage delegates at the AMOSSHE National Conference 2025 and contribute to the professional development of Student Services leaders in UK higher education.

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At this year's AMOSSHE Annual General Meeting, Helen McNeely (Vice Chair Operations) announced the results of our recent Executive elections.

Our response to the High Court ruling about student mental health, reasonable adjustments and the extent of higher education providers’ duties towards their students.

Universities can now access a new online resource to support the rising number of students reporting mental health difficulties.

AMOSSHE has appointed three new Executive Members to take roles on our Executive Committee for the 2023/24 academic year.

AMOSSHE members, and higher education providers more widely, are deeply committed to supporting the welfare and wellbeing of their students and staff.