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  • Industrial action - CS051905

    A student was in the first year of a three-year English degree at the time of the industrial action. The student complained to the University that they lost three of 24 weeks teaching in three modules. They also said that the University had not given clear information about the industrial action and the steps it had taken to reduce its impact.

  • Industrial action - CS051902

    A student was in the final year of an undergraduate degree course at the time of the industrial action. They complained to the provider that they had paid for lectures and seminars which were not provided, that their performance in one module had been affected, and that the industrial action had a detrimental impact on their mental health. They requested a partial refund of tuition fees.

  • Industrial action - CS051901

    A student complained to us, through their solicitor, that 31 lectures/tutorials had been cancelled due to industrial action during the first year of their undergraduate degree. The student requested compensation for lost teaching time.

  • Fitness to practise - CS101902

    Before starting a social work course, a student had been employed in an education setting. As a result of an incident at work, their employment was terminated. Their former employer and a professional body started an investigation into whether they were fit to practise.

  • Consumer rights issues - CS082008

    A student complained to the provider that the course they had completed did not include enough teaching hours at the right standard to enable them to apply for professional accreditation from the relevant professional body.

  • Academic appeal: postgraduate - CS082006

    A student disagreed with the decision to award them a Master’s degree, rather than a PhD.

  • Consumer rights issues - CS082003

    A student complained to their provider that the information on its website was misleading.

  • Coronavirus - CS112008

    A student complained to their provider that their studies had been disrupted by industrial action which caused them to miss teaching and that they missed out on more teaching as a result of the move to online lessons during the coronavirus lockdown.

  • OIA publishes a casework note and case summaries of complaints on service issues, including consumer rights

    We have today published a casework note and some case summaries of complaints on service issues, including consumer rights.

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  • The OIA in the HE regulatory framework

    The OIA is part of the regulatory framework for higher education in the UK.

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