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The Office for Students (OfS) is the independent regulator of higher education (HE) in England.

The government is aware of the increasing cost of living pressures on students.

The government appreciates the significant economic and cultural contribution that international students make to the UK’s higher education

An English 18-year-old from a disadvantaged background today is 86% more likely to go to university than in 2010, and the department wants t

The median debt of full-time undergraduate borrowers funded by Student Finance England whose postcode is within the Leicester East constitue

Decisions on student finance have to be taken alongside other spending priorities to ensure the system remains financially sustainable and t

The Education (Student Support) Regulations 2011 define a family member of a UK national as either the person's spouse or civil partner, dir

Degree apprenticeships provide people with high-quality training and are important in supporting productivity, social mobility and widening

The Secretary of State for Education carried out an Equalities Impact Assessment (EIA) into the Turing Scheme during the design stage of pol

The department understands that the vast majority of students will remain unaffected by the industrial action and, in most cases, will recei