Innovation, partnership and data can help improve student mental health in new £14m drive
The scheme is designed to spark a step-change in mental health support across the sector.
5 Jun 2019
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Office for Students responds to Review of Post-18 Education and Funding
The Office for Students has responded to the Review of Post-18 Education and Funding led by Philip Augar.
30 May 2019
Press releaseRegistering with the OfS of level 6 and 7 apprenticeships
The Office for Students will now regulate level 6+ apprenticeships.
22 May 2019
Our newsOffice for Students respond to new access schemes at Oxford
BBC News and the Financial Times report on new proposals to broaden Oxford’s intake.
21 May 2019
Media coverageOffice for Students welcomes steps to tackle grade inflation
The Times and Daily Mail report on new plans to tackle grade inflation.
20 May 2019
Media coverageNo place like home – new fund to boost local graduate opportunities
Today the Office for Students has awarded £5.6 million to projects based in universities and colleges across England to boost opportunities for graduates who seek work close to home.
16 May 2019
Press releaseOfS announces initial recurrent grants to providers for 2019-20
Supporting student choice, opportunity and success: the Office for Students is funding higher education providers for teaching, outreach and to enable students to succeed.
9 May 2019
Our newsOffice for Students welcomes new Universities UK and NUS report on attainment gaps
The Times and the BBC report on a new report on attainment gaps from Universities UK and the National Union of Students.
2 May 2019
Media coverageStudents from wealthier areas are six times more likely to get into top universities, study reveals
The Sun and others report on the OfS insight brief on the use of contextual information in higher education admissions.
1 May 2019
Media coverageRadical changes needed to ensure university admissions identify potential, not just exam results
Young people from more advantaged neighbourhoods are still nearly six times more likely to attend the most selective universities in England despite a significant growth in the use of contextual offers – where students are admitted with lower grades than the advertised tariff – the Office for Students (OfS) has said today.
1 May 2019
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