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From May 2018, applicants for courses starting in 2019 onwards will no longer be required to declare

Below are the latest updates on our developments.

In last week’s bulletin, we communicated that we were planning to end support for the TLS1.0 and 1.1

Below are the latest updates on our developments.

The Department for Education is running a campaign to boost awareness of GCSE reforms.

On Sunday 27 May, we’ll be ending support for the TLS1.0 and 1.1 encryption protocol.

On Thursday 17 May, we deployed an update which changed how Copycatch reports are made available to you.

Below are the latest updates on our developments.

This year, we’re continuing our zero breach culture to share best practice and guidance, in preparation

This year, we’re continuing our zero breach culture to share best practice and guidance, in preparation

We’re running a survey to help us plan for demand on our systems over Confirmation and Clearing.

In last week’s bulletin, we told you we were going to end support for the TLS1.0 and 1.1. encryption

We’re running a survey to help us plan for demand on our systems over Confirmation and Clearing.

As an organisation that takes online payments, we need to comply with the PCI Security Standards Council.

To make sure your 2019 UCAS Undergraduate courses are ready to go live in our search tool on Tuesday

Helen Thorne, Director of External Relations, UCAS, said: ‘UCAS has a responsibility, on behalf of students,

In March, we told you about a pilot project to collect GCSE results awarded by the Council for Curriculum,

Changes to vocational qualifications in England mean that reformed Regulated Qualifications Framework

A number of providers have released statements explaining how they'll accommodate qualification reform.

We’ve recently seen an increase in queries about reply swaps, change course offers, and eligibility for