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Innovation, partnership and data can help improve student mental health in new £14m drive with universities and colleges

The Office for Students has responded to the Review of Post-18 Education and Funding led by Philip Augar.

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.

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.

Higher education in England is in reasonable financial health but universities and colleges should avoid over-ambitious student number forecasts in their future planning, the Office for Students (OfS) warns in a new report published today.

The new data shows where the gaps between the most and least advantaged groups of students lie.

The Office for Students responds to a new survey of student attitudes to the financial health of their university.

Degree apprenticeships are growing significantly and offer a route to increased social mobility, but more work is needed to realise their potential.

The Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) has today released data on how many students continue their courses.

Five new students will join our student panel for 2019.