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OIA response to announcement regarding implementation of Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023
We welcome the clarity provided by the government that the OIA will remain the single ADR route for student complaints, including those about freedom of speech.News
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OIA publishes Operating Report 2024 and Operating Plan 2025
We have today published our Operating Report 2024 and our Operating Plan 2025.News
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OIA publishes a casework note and case summaries relating to harassment and sexual misconduct
We have today published a casework note and some case summaries of complaints relating to harassment and sexual misconduct.News
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OIA publishes Annual Report for 2024
We have today (29 April) published our Annual Report for 2024.News
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OIA publishes a casework note and case summaries about artificial intelligence (AI) and academic misconduct
We have today published a casework note and some case summaries of complaints about the use of artificial intelligence (AI).News
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Statement on Spurgeon's College
It has been announced that Spurgeon’s College have told students that their higher education courses will be closed, with immediate effect.News
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Postgraduate students - CS062402
A PhD student complained to their provider that they were being bullied by their supervisor and that the situation was impacting their mental health. -
Postgraduate students - CS062403
An international student on an MSc programme with an optional placement year was found to have committed plagiarism in a second and final attempt at an assessment. They were awarded a mark of zero as a penalty. -
Postgraduate students - CS062404
A PhD candidate submitted their thesis for examination and attended a viva, which was overseen by an independent chair. The student was informed that the examiners had not recommended them for the award of a PhD, but had agreed they could make corrections and resubmit within a year for the award of an MPhil. -
Postgraduate students - CS062407
A student was registered on a full-time MRes programme. At the end of two years of study, students who met certain academic requirements could be considered for transfer onto a PhD programme.