Wonkhe has published an article that continues to suggest that the current student loan repayment schedule is negatively impacting university graduates.
The Head of Access, Strategic Evaluation & Partnerships at the University of Sheffield has published an article describing their provider’s approach to supporting care-experienced and estranged students.
The Pro-Vice Chancellor (Global Engagement) at the University of Bath has published an article comparing the barriers to accessing higher education faced by international students and UK students from disadvantaged groups.
John Blake, previous Director for Fair Access and Participation at the Office for Students, has published an article suggesting the restructure of the funding system for higher education.
UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) announced it has removed application fees for care-experienced students aged 26 and under, hoping it’ll encourage them to enter higher education.
A Director at Gradconsult, a consultancy company that supports university careers services, has published an article suggesting that students’ financial situations impact the way they interact with careers services.
On 28 October 2025 AMOSSHE member Catherine McKeown (Student Fees and Funding Manager, University of Sheffield) attended a meeting for the Student Loans Company (SLC) Vulnerable Students Stakeholder Group (VSSG).
The Associate Director of Student Living at the University of Nottingham has published an article on how their provider has transformed access for care leavers.
The Chief Executive of JS Group, an organisation that facilitates financial support for students, has published an article advocating for a more flexible approach to student funding.
An Institutional Research Analyst at the University of Westminster has published an article on the unique challenges faced by international students with caring responsibilities.
A Student Union President at Imperial College London has published an article encouraging the UKRI (UK Research and Innovation Council) to increase stipends for PhD students living in London.
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 UK Government has published a policy paper outlining post-16 education and skills reforms that are designed to break down barriers to opportunity and develop a skilled workforce.
Our Scotland-based members submitted their views about a consultation looking into the current support systems available to students in higher education to inform potential changes to the structures.
The Department of Economy in Northern Ireland has published regulation proposing to raise undergraduate tuition fees from £4,855 to £4,985 for Northern Irish home students.
A Professor at London South Bank University and Advance HE have published an article exploring further analysis from the Advance HE’s Student academic experience survey.
Bridget Phillipson, UK Government Minister for Education, has announced that student maintenance grants will be reintroduced for students from low-income households studying specific courses.
The Student Loans Company has published their 2025/26 business plan which includes a commitment to starting the process to establish alternative student finance provision.
An Education Officer at the University of Birmingham Guild of Students has published an article about the difficulties care-experienced students face when accessing postgraduate study.
HEPI (Higher Education Policy Institute) has published an article advocating for further financial support for university graduates who aspire to elite professions.
A group of UK parliamentary members has published a report with recommendations for government and universities to improve students’ experiences in higher education.
Wonkhe has published an article suggesting that universities should be more transparent with their students about the cost of living information available on their websites.
On 18 June 2025, Simon Morris (Assistant Head of Student Support at the University of Leeds) represented AMOSSHE at meetings of the Student Loans Company (SLC) Disabled Student Stakeholder Group (DSSG).
The UK Department for Education has announced the new maintenance packages for students studying through lifelong learning entitlement the which launches in England in January 2027.
NASMA (National Association of Student Money Advisors) and JS Group, a higher education service partner, have published a collection of case studies highlighting innovative initiatives by universities to support student financial wellbeing.
On 15 May 2025 AMOSSHE member Simon Morris (Assistant Head of Student Support, University of Leeds) attended a meeting for the Student Loans Company (SLC) DSA (Disabled Students' Allowance) Operations Group.