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Providers must make their decisions by 18:00 today (20 May 2021) for all applicants who applied by the

Please make sure any new members of your marketing and student recruitment teams are signed up for next

We’ve moved the DCF RBD from 31 January to 12 February, to give you more time to make decisions on applicants

We wanted to provide you with some new information about qualifications, and make you aware of a forthcoming

We recently enhanced the ucas.com registration process to improve the user interface and make registration

Last week, we enhanced the ucas.com registration process to improve the user interface and make registration

Join UCAS and Dan Marable (social media speaker and trainer) at 10:00 tomorrow, for a free seminar on

Following on from recent announcements to extend the moratorium, we've reviewed the upcoming decline

Recent research conducted by the University of Sheffield found that embedded support significantly helped

Currently, setting a course as ‘Published’ in the collection tool makes it available in Apply.

Currently, setting a course as ‘Published’ in the collection tool makes it available in Apply.

You can have a maximum of three MOVEit accounts – it’s important to make sure anyone who needs information

Earlier this week, we emailed web-link administrators, asking them to update all users’ web-link passwords,

Tomorrow (Thursday 2 May) is the deadline for providers to make decisions on all UCAS Undergraduate applications

We’re looking forward to seeing you at the Annual Admissions Conference next week! Don’t worry if you

As part of the work to make all our websites consistent, the design of our QIPs will be updated on Thursday

You can have a maximum of three MOVEit accounts, and it’s important to make sure anyone who needs information

Students interested in applying to study for a full-time degree at university or college starting this

When setting the application status of courses to ‘Closed’, please make sure you also amend the vacancies

One in three adults in the UK wish they’d taken a different career path, or would like to return to study.