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UCAS has published new analysis that extends its existing national equality reporting to individual universities

As previously communicated on 9 May and in last week’s bulletin, we are offering a new data service.

You will remember that last year, following discussion at regional forums and the 2015 Admissions Conference,

Issues experienced this morning have now been resolved.

We’re committed to running a cost effective service. One of the areas we have identified where savings

On 5 May we wrote to UCAS Correspondents and Heads of providers at the majority of our UCAS Undergraduate

As stated in bulletin 372, changes across our products for 2017 (when all reformed science A levels awarded

We’re committed to running a cost effective service. One of the areas we have identified where savings

On 5 May we wrote to UCAS Correspondents and Heads of Providers at the majority of our UCAS Undergraduate

As stated in bulletin 372, changes across our products for 2017 (when all reformed science A levels awarded

On 5 May we wrote to UCAS Correspondents and Heads of providers at the majority of our UCAS Undergraduate

The report provides the most comprehensive analysis to date of the UCAS Conservatoires admissions scheme.

There are approximately 375,000 young adult carers (14-25) in the UK, all facing different challenges

We’ll be renewing the security certificate, used by xml-link products in the HEP test and production

As part of scheduled developments for 2017 entry, we are developing new functionality.

This week we gave you access to reports about your university or college, consisting of provider-level

Thank you to those who took the time to complete this year’s annual HEP satisfaction survey.

From 2017, reformed GCSEs in England will be graded 9 – 1, with 9 being the top grade.

Liam Vincent-Kilbride, from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, has been announced as the winner of