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Forth Valley College’s new Digital Skills Transforming Care Course has officially launched and is set to become an essential qualification for key workers across Scotland to deal with the “new normal”.

Catriona Mowat describes how the Student Wellbeing Service at Glasgow Caledonian University became the first in the UK to receive accreditation by the National Autistic Society (NAS).

REF letter to universities confirms new dates.

2020 student survey results published today.

On results day 2020 our CEO Karen Watt shares a message to all students and prospective students as we look at a series of blogs of people’s learner journeys.

Skills for a digital future set to help Scotland’s economic recovery.

Colleges and Universities launch plans for more flexible pathways for learners in the post-COVID economy.

As external Counselling and Wellbeing services around colleges often work to capacity, in order to support students fully, colleges offer their own Counselling and Wellbeing service – even during a national lockdown.

GCRF funding will be used for research collaborations to solve global issues.

Report takes a bold look into the future and how to prepare for it .

The Scottish Funding Council has today confirmed the allocation of £730,250 for Students’ Associations.

New HESA data indicates progress in equality drive.

UCAS figures show a 12.4 per cent rise in applicants to Scottish universities.

How one college’s use of SFC’s child poverty funding is creating life changing opportunities.

An SFC insider talks us through why maths and numbers are so important this National Numeracy Day.

Over £30m available to Scottish universities in 2021-22 for climate emergency projects.

Ross Brand discusses how NCL has supported student entrepreneurship and how this evolved throughout lockdown.

National HE Awards recognise achievements in supporting students, communities and the NHS.

New figures show 2021 target met by 2019 and equality at tertiary level for most deprived groups.

Seonaid McIntosh is the first of many student athletes stories we'll be looking at this summer.