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Securing student success - consultation response

UCU responded to a 2017 Department for Education consultation for the new Office for Students on a new regulatory framework for HE in England.

Our response highlights the dangers of a market-led approach to regulation and quality.

Securing student success: risk-based regulation for teaching excellence, social mobility and informed choice in higher education: UCU response, Dec 17 [421kb]

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