The Office for Students has published proposals for implementing the new quality assessment system to improve students’ experiences of higher education.
The Office for Students has published a blog highlighting examples of best practice in English higher education providers’ responses to its condition of registration on tackling harassment and sexual misconduct.
The Scottish Funding Council and Office for Students have published information for higher education providers to deliver the 2027 National Student Survey in Scotland and England.
The Head of Law at the University of Salford has published an article about how the sector might better use prevention of Future Deaths reports to improve institutional processes and practices in the higher education sector across England and Wales.
An Associate Professor at Coventry University has published an article about how institutional leadership should avoid restructuring when facing financial pressures.
A Social Policy PhD student at the University of Bristol has published an article which argues that without financial childcare support, parents will be unable to pursue doctoral study.
An Associate Dean (International) at the University of York has published an article suggesting that replacing written examinations with verbal ones to reduce the influence of artificial intelligence negatively impacts students with a stammer.
Prospects Luminate, a careers guidance and graduate experience website, has published its annual report on graduates’ experiences of entering the labour market.
The Head of University Access Programmes at the Sutton Trust has published an article about how university access teams must work with academic departments and professional services to ensure all students can thrive at university, and progress onto graduate employment.
Wonkhe has published an article which celebrates how universities respond to the rise in students attending university with special educational needs and/or disabilities.
Medr has published a new toolkit for educators and careers professionals in the Welsh higher education sector to embed ethical and sustainable employability practices into teaching and careers provision.
The Co-Director of the Unite Foundation has published an article about the role of student accommodation in improving the higher education experiences of care-experienced and estranged students.
Advance HE is developing a resource to undertake sector-wide benchmarking about how Student Services is organised, delivered and resourced across UK higher education.
Advance HE has published a report which highlights how higher education providers can develop mid-level leaders to support organisational strategic change.
The 1752 Group has published a briefing which evaluates a training programme designed to help staff and doctoral researchers recognise and respond to sexual harassment.
The Quality Enhancement Manager at the Quality Assurance Agency has published an article on how compassionate communication is essential for conveying challenging news effectively, clearly, and transparently.
Unipol is seeking views for its survey on purpose-built student accommodation to provide a comprehensive picture of student housing costs, affordability and accommodation trends.
Academics have published initial findings from their research project exploring the experiences of young carers in education in Germany, Poland and the UK.
Wonkhe has published an article dissecting Sunday Times data and what it tells us about student borrowing, family wealth and financial inequality in higher education.
The Quality Assurance Agency Scotland has published a report on compassionate communication practice and details the support the sector needs to continue the work.
An academic at Sheffield Hallam University has published an article about the increased meningitis risk university students face and how to support harm reduction.
A Principal Lecturer at the University of Sunderland has published an article using The Odyssey by Homer to highlight the difficulties students face during their time at university.
A Director at the Centre for Homelessness Impact has published an article about student homelessness and suggests approaches for universities to prevent the problem.
Partners at Mills & Reeve have published an article explaining how universities could collaborate on course provision without breaching competition law.
An academic at Cardiff University has published an article suggesting that careers services should be more involved when students are making decisions about their future careers.
The National Learner Mental Health Partnerships Programme in Wales has launched a new website with information about the project, resources, and the importance of data-sharing between healthcare providers and education services.
The Post-18 Project, a think tank for higher learning and adult lives, has published a report proposing a new measure of the value higher education adds to students’ lives.