A Project Officer at the University of Chester published an article about a technique to improve collaboration, reduce redundancies, and build shared understanding across different teams within higher education.
A Senior Design Lead at The University of Edinburgh has published an article on how careers teams can collaborate with academic colleagues to ensure students can articulate their transferable skills for the workplace.
Wonkhe has published an article discussing the UK Government’s previous announcement that it’d develop a statement of expectations for student housing.
The Head of Access at Trinity College, Oxford University, has published an article on the constraints faced by students from disadvantaged backgrounds when considering the subject and location for their university studies.
On Wednesday 3 March 2026 AMOSSHE Executive Members Emma Bales (Director of Student Services, University of Cumbria) and Paul Rossi (Head of Student Advice & Safeguarding Support, University of the Arts London) attended a meeting of the Universities UK / GuildHE Accommodation Code of Practice sector advisory group.
On Wednesday 21 January 2026, Jill Stevenson (Robert Gordon University) attended a Student Mental Health Action Plan (SMHAP) delivery group meeting hosted by Scottish Government.
Emma Maslin (Senior Policy and Research Officer) helps members understand and respond to policy changes in the higher education sector that impact the work of Student Services.
The higher education sector has responded to the news that the Office for Students is developing a statement of expectations for providers to improve support for disabled students.
Student Minds and the Union of Jewish Students have published an article with advice and tips for how Jewish students can support their wellbeing and mental health.
Academics at Leeds Trinity University have published an article suggesting that universities can support free speech while also maintaining their commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion initiatives.
Save the Student, a platform that offers financial advice for students, has published the results of its 2026 national survey on student accommodation.
Academics from the University of Lancashire have published an article advocating for the creation of a framework that promotes fair and meaningful student employment in the higher education sector.
On 25 February 2026, there was a meeting for an advisory board we're represented on for a collaborative pilot project about substance use led by the University of Salford and SOS-UK.
On 6 February 2026, we responded to a consultation for a draft section of a framework for providers who design and operate procedures to respond to incidents of harassment and sexual misconduct.
The Office for Students has announced it’ll develop a statement of expectations for English higher education providers on their provision for disabled students.
Student Minds and UMHAN (University Mental Health Advisers Network) have issued a call for higher education providers to participate in University Mental Health Day, taking place on Thursday 12 March 2026.
The Head of Law at the University of Salford has published an article about the expectations that’ll be placed on universities when the Public Office (Accountability) Bill, also known as the Hillsborough Law, comes into force.
The Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education (OIA) has published an article announcing its plans to review the current student complaints scheme.
The UK Government Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has published guidelines for landlords renting out properties to students when the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force on Friday 1 May 2026.
The Marketing, Communications and Brand Director at Essex Students' Union has published an article advocating for students to be paid if they’re working a placement as part of their university studies.
An Associate Director of Student Engagement at the University of Manchester Students’ Union has published an article highlighting the benefits of having students review service provision.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Leicester has published an article outlining a new commitment universities can pledge to enhance student employability.
Wonkhe has published an article addressing the impact of the proposed UK Government plans to reform provision for young people with special educational needs and disabilities in England.
Sports representatives at the University of Sussex Students’ Union have published an article calling on BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sport) to clarify its guidelines for trans athletes.
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