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  • Disabled students - CS042508

    An apprentice enrolled on a degree apprenticeship in a regulated profession needed to successfully complete a maths functional skills qualification before they could progress to the end point assessment. The apprentice complained that there had been a lack of support for them as a person with dyslexia and ADHD and asked that the level of the qualification be lowered as a reasonable adjustment. The provider initially rejected the complaint. Under the “Apprenticeship Funding Rules for main providers” set by the government, higher education providers are permitted to lower the maths functional skills requirements for apprentices who have an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan, a statement of special educational need (SEN) or a Learning Difficulty Assessment (LDA). The apprentice did not have any of these documents.

  • Bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct - CS042510

    A student beginning a healthcare course at an overseas campus was required to undertake an occupational health assessment. Shortly after the assessment, the student reported to the provider that they had been sexually assaulted by a medical professional employed by the occupational health firm. Around four months later, the student withdrew from the course and made a complaint about the way the provider responded to their disclosure.

  • International students

    Learning from our casework for complaints from international students.

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  • Advisory panels

    We have two advisory panels, our Higher Education Advisory Panel and our Disability Experts Panel. Both panels enable us to access advice on issues related to our casework.

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  • AI and academic misconduct - CS072501

    A student with autism was invited to respond to allegations that they had included large sections of AI-generated content in an essay submission.

  • AI and academic misconduct - CS072502

    An international student was invited to attend a viva because Turnitin had identified that their coursework contained substantial amounts of AI-generated content.

  • AI and academic misconduct - CS072504

    An international student was asked to attend a viva because Turnitin had indicated that their module assignment contained a high percentage of AI-generated content. The provider was not satisfied with the student’s explanations during the viva, and so it convened an academic misconduct panel.

  • AI and academic misconduct - CS072505

    A postgraduate student was invited to respond to allegations of suspected academic misconduct after Turnitin indicated that an essay contained a high proportion of AI-generated content, including hallucinated references.

  • 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).

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  • Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education

    The OIA is an independent body set up to review student complaints. Free to students, we deal with individual complaints about higher education providers in England and Wales.

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