Sector organisations

Many organisations, including professional associations like AMOSSHE, govern and represent different aspects of Student Services in the higher education sector. And the sector is full of acronyms too, which might confuse you at first.

This list of sector organisations covers most organisations relating to Student Services. The list explains the acronyms and links you to the organisations’ websites to find out more about their work.

Our sector

Our sector

Find out about key organisations in the higher education sector.

 

As well as UK organisations, there are a range of associations abroad, which represent Student Services in the same way as AMOSSHE does in the UK. We have especially close links with:

  • IASAS (International Association of Student Affairs and Services) – worldwide.
  • EucA (European university college Association) – Europe.
  • Student Affairs Ireland – Republic of Ireland.
  • ANZSSA (Australia and New Zealand Student Services Association) – Australia and New Zealand.
  • CACUSS (Canadian Association of College and University Student Services) – Canada.
  • NASPA (Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education) – USA.
  • ACPA (College Student Educators International) – USA.

Most sector organisations have free mailing lists, which you can subscribe to.

Next steps

Understand the sector

Understand the sector and develop your expertise

If you’re new to Student Services leadership in UK higher education, or you’re developing your knowledge, there are several ways for you to learn more about our sector.

Skills to develop

Identify areas of Student Services expertise that you need to develop

Being a great Student Services leader isn’t just about experience. It’s about knowing your strengths, spotting what you want to get better at and staying open to learning. The best leaders keep growing, lean on their networks and find new ways to face challenges with confidence.

 


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