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The Higher Education Commission is a high-level research body committed to conducting inquiries and producing evidence-based reports that make significant contributions to the debate surrounding the UK's higher education system and wider education landscape.  The Commission has conducted four inquiries to date, listed below. If you have any questions regarding these inquiries, or any aspect of the Commission's work, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Report: One size won't fit all: the challenges facing the Office for Students

The Higher Education Commission has published its fifth inquiry report, One Size Won't Fit All: The Challenges Facing the Office for Students

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Report: From Bricks to Clicks - The Potential of Data and Analytics in Higher Education

The Higher Education Commission launched its fourth inquiry report, From Bricks to Clicks - The Potential of Data and Analytics in Higher Education, on 26 January 2016.
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Report: Too Good To Fail - The Financial Sustainability of Higher Education in England

The Higher Education Commission has launched its third report, investigating the financial sustainability of higher education in England. The report warns reforms to the higher education funding model have put the sector on a long-term footing that is ‘far from clear’.
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REPORT: REGULATING HIGHER EDUCATION

The Higher Education Commission's latest report was launched on October 9th 2013. Calling for urgent government legislation to reform higher education's regulatory framework, the report makes more than a dozen recommendations designed to protect students, foster innovation and help maintain and develop the UK's global reputation for HE excellence.
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