Quality: where are we now?
Susan Lapworth, the OfS’s chief executive, argues that focusing quality assessment on core academic matters means focusing on the things that matter to students.
6 Dec 2022
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The importance of engaging international students
On International Students' Day, the OfS’s Student Engagement Manager, Ben Hunt, highlights issues faced by international students, and the importance of listening to their voices.
17 Nov 2022
Blog postPreventing fraud on campus
How might higher education providers be vulnerable to fraud, and what they should be doing to protect themselves and taxpayers? David Smy considers the issues.
18 Oct 2022
Blog postPartnerships to increase equality of opportunity for all students
Universities and colleges will be expected to work with employers, schools and charities to increase equality of opportunity for all students.
27 Sep 2022
Blog postStudent outcomes and the TEF – where we are now and next steps
We have today published the outcomes of our consultations on regulating student outcomes and on the future Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF). Director of Quality, Jean Arnold, summarises what this means in practice.
26 Jul 2022
Blog postThe emancipatory promise of education
The OfS’s Director for Fair Access and Participation, John Blake, argues that raising students’ attainment is about supporting young people to gain the knowledge and skills they need to succeed.
4 Jul 2022
Blog postMinisters should not politicise the work of the OfS: discuss
Susan Lapworth, our Interim Chief Executive, considers a debate on university autonomy and regulation at HEPI’s student experience conference.
17 Jun 2022
Blog postReflections on my time as an OfS student panel member
The Office for Students (OfS) is recruiting for its student panel. Molly, a postgraduate student at the University of Cambridge, discusses her experience of being a panel member.
14 Jun 2022
Blog postReducing burden makes for good governance
Susan Lapworth argues that higher education providers could be taking better advantage of their institutional autonomy.
30 May 2022
Blog postFor the love of teaching
As we launch recruitment for members of a proposed new TEF panel, Professor Sir Chris Husbands, the chair, reflects on what made previous TEF panels successful and what made it rewarding for those involved.
26 May 2022
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