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News and key documents

Explore the latest news and key information from UCAS.

Latest news

19 Sep 2024
A record number of UK 18-year-olds have secured a place at university or college, close to a 3% rise on last year, new UCAS data shows.
15 Aug 2024
A record number of disadvantaged students have secured a place at university and college this year, according to new UCAS data released today.
6 Aug 2024
A record number of Scottish 17 and 18-year-olds from the most disadvantaged backgrounds have secured a place at university or college this year.
1 Aug 2024
Thousands of young adult carers are choosing courses at university or college with a clear social or public benefit theme, a new UCAS report has found.
18 Jul 2024
Personal statements are set to change, creating a level playing field for all applicants, UCAS has announced today.
16 Jul 2024
Any student exploring their options through UCAS can now experience the world of work, anywhere and at anytime, thanks to UCAS' collaboration with careers platform Springpod.

Key documents

We provide numerous scheduled and topical reports surrounding the university application process.

These include:

  • CEO presentations
  • End of cycle reports
  • Annual reports

Data and analysis

We provide intelligence and reporting on trends in applications to higher education.


Press office

Talk to our press office for more information.


Policy and consultations

To keep you in the loop, we publish our responses to policy discussions and consultations.

 


Events

We organise more than 70 events a year throughout the UK. These include exhibitions for students and conferences for advisers and members.

Take a look at the specific events we offer below, or you can check our advice on open days and international events.


Exhibitions

The UCAS higher education exhibitions bring together future students with course providers and other interesting organisations.


Conferences

We host a number of conferences throughout the year to provide information about UCAS services and the wider higher education sector.