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A total of 532,300 people entered UK higher education in 2015, an underlying increase of 3.1% (16,100)

As many of you will already be aware, the Prime Minister wrote in the Guardian today that name-blind

UCAS today publishes the 2014 UCAS Teacher Training End of Cycle Report, the first full analysis of the

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

A round-up of all the CUKAS Yammer posts during November, plus an update on the CUKAS rebrand.

UCAS’ Chief Executive, Mary Curnock Cook, responds to the Deputy Prime Minister’s call for a UCAS-style

This newsletter 'rounds up' all the posts on Yammer throughout October.

Today UCAS publishes its first statistical release from the 2015 undergraduate cycle, for courses with

As part of our staff development programme, UCAS employees now have the opportunity to book a place on

A new UCAS map illustrates the flow of students between UK countries.

As students open their A level results more of them than ever before have already secured a place on

Teenagers in the South West are the first to benefit from the new UCAS Progress service, which helps

Analysis of undergraduate acceptances by entry year, country of institution and qualifications.

As of midnight, 28,900 applicants have been accepted into a Scottish university/college.

View the full analysis of UK application rates by country, sex, age and background (2013 Cycle, January

This is an end of cycle version of analysis first published in September 2012 as an interim assessment.

Overall demand for higher education in England weakens, but percentage of disadvantaged young people

Following announcements from Ministers in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, Richard Lochhead, Minister