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Following an investigation into what might be done to improve institutions' interactions with HESA and the data collections it is responsible for, we are instigating a new national cross-collection user group. This is just one of the recommendations in the report "Making your data work for you - Data Quality and Efficiency in Higher Education"...
2010-01-21
Staff at Higher Education Institutions in the United Kingdom 2008/09
2010-01-14
Higher Education Student Enrolments and Qualifications Obtained at
Higher Education Institutions in the United Kingdom for the Academic
Year 2008/09
2009-09-24
Science and Medicine studies see five year growth
Welcome to our publications guide. The
data that we hold covers higher education students, qualifiers, destinations of
leavers, staff and finance.
Our annual publications and products are available via our online ordering service, where you can pre-order our titles so you'll be first to receive them upon release.
If you cannot find what you need in our published data why not contact our Information Provision Service where you can request tailor made data enquiries.
The training programme for 2009/10 has now been released and is open for bookings
Training on the Student, Staff, and ITT record collections is available. The seminars include operational training on the records, fields, and validation, as well as providing an ideal opportunity to share good practice and converse with colleagues from other institutions about HESA matters.
We would encourage you or your colleague to book early to avoid disappointment as places are limited.
2010-02-03 (www.guardian.co.uk)
Only 11.1% of Oxford and 10.5% of Cambridge students are from black or minority ethnic backgroundsJust over one in 10 students at Oxford and Cambridge are black or from an ethnic minority, compared with almost one in six at other universities, ne...
2010-01-21 (www.timeshighereducation.co.uk)
Just as night follows day, charges of grade inflation followed the publication of the official statistics on the degrees awarded by universities last year. The figures, released by the Higher Education Statistics Agency on 14 January, show...
Following collation of the responses received to a consultation about DLHE-related systems and processes held in December 2008, HESA will be discontinuing the April DLHE Target List system from 2009/10. To assist institutions in identifying those graduates to be included in the April DLHE survey HESA will again publish a simple algorithm that can be used by institutions to compile their April DLHE population.
