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14 Apr 2021 Publications

14 Apr 2021 Publications

Degree classification in 2019-20

This briefing examines the various factors that may have contributed to an increase in upper awards.
17 Dec 2020 Publications

17 Dec 2020 Publications

Protecting the value of UK degrees: reviewing progress

This report reviews progress made to protect the value of degrees.
1 Mar 2021 Data

1 Mar 2021 Data

Student reviews tell the story of 2020

Paul Humphreys, Founder and CEO at StudentCrowd, looks at how students have been experiencing university this year.
18 Dec 2020 Opinion

18 Dec 2020 Opinion

Pathways and flexibility are key to supporting lifelong learning

Dave Phoenix, Vice-Chancellor of London South Bank University (LSBU) on how universities can facilitate lifelong learning.
30 Sep 2020 Opinion

30 Sep 2020 Opinion

Funding for adult learners will boost the UK's economic recovery

Julie Tam, UUK's Deputy Director of Policy explains how this funding will improve the life-chances of individuals and repair our economy.
5 Jun 2020 Opinion

5 Jun 2020 Opinion

Embracing the future of learning and teaching

Lessons learnt in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
21 Nov 2019 Insights and analysis

21 Nov 2019 Insights and analysis

Seizing the opportunity to offer more people the chance of success through higher technical education

Our recommendations
21 Oct 2019 Teaching, learning and quality

21 Oct 2019 Teaching, learning and quality

Presenting university income and spending to students

How student contributions are spent
18 Oct 2017 Publications

18 Oct 2017 Publications

Understanding degree algorithms

Degree algorithms play an important role in the measuring and classifying of student attainment.
26 Oct 2018 Publications

26 Oct 2018 Publications

Lost learners

Between the academic years 2010–11 and 2016–17, the number of people studying part time at UK universities fell by 37%, with those students studying undergraduate courses part time falling by 47%.
15 Jul 2019 Publications

15 Jul 2019 Publications

The future of degree apprenticeships

A report on the progress of developing degree apprenticeships in England.
21 Feb 2020 Publications

21 Feb 2020 Publications

Level 4 and 5 education

Why Level 4/5 provision is important and what more the government can do.
20 May 2019 Publications

20 May 2019 Publications

Degree classification: statement of intent

A statement of intent on degree classifications in UK higher education.
21 Jul 2020 Publications

21 Jul 2020 Publications

Principles for effective degree algorithm design

A new set of principles for effective degree algorithm design to protect the value of qualifications.
27 Apr 2018 Teaching, learning and quality

27 Apr 2018 Teaching, learning and quality

Briefing: Compensation and refund policies – developing good practice
7 Dec 2021 News

7 Dec 2021 News

We support the Technician Commitment

Today we have become a formal supporter of the Technician Commitment. The initiative aims to make sure there is visibility, recognition, career development and sustainability for technicians working in higher education and research.
17 Nov 2021 Teaching, learning and quality

17 Nov 2021 Teaching, learning and quality

Skills and Post-16 Education Bill second reading briefing

A parliamentary briefing on the Skills and Post-16 Education Bill second reading in the House of Commons.
15 Nov 2021 News

15 Nov 2021 News

Partnership announcement: UUK and Ahead by Bett

Higher education institutions around the world are working fast to adapt to new ways of teaching and learning.
29 Oct 2021 Opinion

29 Oct 2021 Opinion

A foundation for the future: how collaboration is delivering the skills people and businesses need

Rajay Naik from Skilled Education talks about the role of the Help to Grow scheme in supporting businesses.
19 Oct 2021 News

19 Oct 2021 News

A statement from our Board: free speech and academic freedom

At the start of the academic year 2021–22, the Universities UK Board has reaffirmed the sector’s commitment to free speech and academic freedom.