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If you haven't already done so, please use Course Collect to update your 2015 entry course fees information.

One of the big changes to higher education in the past decade was the change in tuition fees in England

UCAS figures reveal a 2% increase in the total number of applicants (592,290) to HE courses in the 2015

These statistical releases describe applicants and applications from the 2015 UCAS cycle at the 15 January

We will publish the January deadline applicant statistics and analysis for the 2015 cycle on our website

The 15 January deadline statistics will be published at 00:01 on Friday 30 January.

Tomorrow (Thursday 29 January 2015) we will publish the first set of application statistics for the 2015

The final set of public UCAS Teacher Training statistics for the 2014 cycle will be published tomorrow

Our 2014 end of cycle data resources are now available.

If you haven't already done so, please use Course Collect to update your 2015 entry course fees information.

UCAS today publishes a comprehensive set of data resources on full-time undergraduate university admissions.

On 21 January 2015, we will be publishing the 2014 end of cycle data resources

Preview the 2014 end of cycle data resources before their publication on 21 January 2015.

A UCAS survey of English secondary schools reveals many remain undecided about whether to offer students

We recently surveyed English schools and colleges asking them about their plans to offer ‘decoupled’

We are now very close to the end of the preview period for the 2014 provider-level statistics.

Yesterday we published the December interim applicant statistics for the 2015 cycle.

The 2014 End of Cycle Report is now available to download from ucas.com.

This statistical release reports interim applicant totals in the 2015 UCAS application cycle as at Monday

Today, Tuesday 6 January, at 10:30 we will publish the December interim applicant statistics for the