Resource library

Professor Edward Peck has been appointed by the UK government as the new Chair of the Office for Students.

A psychology lecturer from the University of East London has written an article outlining five tips for understanding what brings you joy outside of work.

AMOSSHE member Safeguarding HE is running several online training events for colleagues working in or partnering with higher education providers.

AMOSSHE Conference 2024 keynote speaker Dr Monika Nangia has written an article highlighting the power of storytelling to improve leadership opportunities for women of colour in higher education.

EucA (European university college Association) has launched a one-year postgraduate diploma aimed at equipping professionals in Student Services with essential competencies for managing extra-academic matters and fostering students' soft skills development.

Academics from Student Minds and Durham University have published a journal article detailing the experiences of Student Services and academic staff in supporting student mental health.

Gendered Intelligence has published a resource pack for organisations to improve their trans inclusive practices.

A researcher has published an article about the challenges and opportunities that disabled researchers face as they navigate systemic barriers and advocate for inclusion.

The Office for Students has published their 2025 to 2030 strategic plan and we’ll be responding to a consultation about it on behalf of our members.

NASPA (National Association of Student Personnel Administrators) has published a report as an actionable guide for Student Affairs professionals about the current state and future directions of AI in the sector.

Tavistock Consulting has a new course designed to support managers and leaders in higher education.

UHMAN (University Mental Health Advisers Network) and sector partners have published a report sharing insights and practical recommendations to enhance the relevance of mental health and wellbeing with students.

Wonkhe has published an article reviewing the compassionate communications principles published as part of the outputs of HEMHIT (Higher Education Mental Health Implementation Taskforce).

NHS England-Midlands has published an article about their mental health cafés which provide support to students in the region.

Wonkhe has published an article advocating for the expansion of higher education policy engagement beyond academics to include professional services staff.

Times Higher Education has published an article about effective financial support and communication strategies for students.

Wonkhe has published an article about a report offering insights into how providers can enhance their financial support for students.

HEPI (Higher Education Policy Institute) has published an article advocating for the need for a strategic and innovative approach to student accommodations to meet the needs of future student populations.

Jisc has published a report about how providers can leverage digital, data and technology to boost efficiencies, reduce costs and promote a stable and sustainable future.

Wonkhe has published an article about the UK government budget, which suggests that while additional university funding was not introduced in this budget, essential areas like research remain supported, with Horizon Europe funding clearly separated.

Medr has published guidance and funding allocations to support anti-racism and race equality in higher education providers in Wales. This takes over from the previous HEFCW (Higher Education Funding Council for Wales) allocation for race equality work.

Wonkhe has published an article highlighting the lack of support and awareness surrounding menopause in professional settings as it remains stigmatised, and many women feel unsupported at work.