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The 15 January deadline statistics are now available to you under embargo ahead of their publication

If you’re a HE or FE professional working in admissions (home and international), recruitment, or marketing,

Under strict embargo until 00:01 on Thursday 28 January.

These reports about your university or college are now available.

The 2016 qualification landscape is more diverse than ever before and not yet fully understood by universities,

We have been made aware that some training providers may be operating an unofficial ‘waiting list’ for

Analysis of incidents which have occurred in relation to our systems and services.

We will be holding a webinar training session on Thursday 21 January 2016 between 16:00 and 17:00.

This statistical release reports interim applicant totals in the 2016 UCAS application cycle as at Monday

The December interim applicant statistics for the 2016 cycle will be published on Thursday 7 January.

Our series of Annual Review meetings are being held at a number of venues across England until 15 December

Following the release of the Star J data into the HEP1 test environment last week, we are pleased to

Following last week's update, the Star J changes and files will be released into the HEP1 test environment

Please be aware that the event due to be held in Cheltenham on 17 November has been cancelled.

This year’s Star J file will be available via our secure file transfer portal (SFTP) MoveIT.

The Star J file for the 2015 cycle is planned for release in mid-November.

On 30 September, we introduced a single sign in for accessing the secure providers’ section of ucas.com.

A majority of UCAS applicants agree that sharing personal data can benefit them and support research

We understand you have a reporting requirement to provide NCTL with ethnicity and nationality data.

Today we published the interim assessment of acceptances by academic year of entry four weeks after A