Sentence examples for higher education regulator from inspiring English sources

Young's appointment was announced by the DfE at midnight on New Year's Eve, when the powerful new higher education regulator was formally launched.

Earlier this month the head of the higher education regulator in England, the Office for Students, said it would not bail out universities in the future.

Universities must pledge to uphold free speech on campus or face being blacklisted by the new higher education regulator, the government will announce today.

"For the first time the main higher education regulator would have a clear duty to promote the students interest when making decisions," according to the Green Paper.

The vetting process by which Toby Young was appointed to the board of the new higher education regulator was flawed and rife with political interference, according to the results of an investigation by an official watchdog.

The MPs also issued strongly worded recommendations on the controversy over high pay for vice-chancellors, executives and senior academic posts, to be backed by the higher education regulator, the Office for Students.

Removal of coursework had reduced the overall demand of geography A-level and "may have meant students were less well prepared for higher education", the regulator said.

The external stakeholders included important health sector actors, including policy makers, program managers, professional councils, health consumer organizations, employers of MakCHS graduates, alumni working as interns at Mulago Hospital, and higher education standards regulators.

The record surplus, in official figures published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa), follows two previous years of billion-pound surpluses within English higher education, encouraged by regulators at the Higher Education Funding Council for England to protect against future funding shocks.

Education, especially higher education, needs reform.

The OfS took over as regulator for higher education earlier this year.