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We produce Official and National Statistics covering Further and Higher Education in Scotland. These support our work with colleges and universities to measure and improve performance across the sectors.

Our media centre provides journalists with information about the Scottish Funding Council and its work with Scotland’s colleges and universities.

This publication provides information on plans for the publication of the National Student Survey (NSS) results 2024.

Scotland’s Tertiary Quality Enhancement Framework (TQEF) is our tertiary education sector's new approach to quality assurance and enhancement for colleges and universities.

The Research and Knowledge Exchange Committee (RKEC) has a role to respond to, recommend and advise the Board on research and knowledge exchange strategy, policy and funding issues relevant to Scottish higher education institutions and colleges.

Corporate governance of the Scottish Funding Council and how we conduct our business.

We work in partnership with a wide range of partners and bodies, including those we fund, across all aspects of our remit.

Details of the SFC Board, including members, meeting dates and meeting papers.

Developing a college infrastructure strategy is a once in a generation opportunity to create a coordinated infrastructure investment plan for the college estate in Scotland.

Guidance notes for the completion of the Education Maintenance Allowance 2023-24.

This publication outlines net zero related actions delivered by SFC over Financial Year (FY) 2022-23.

Announcement of funding for Early Years Masters in Academic Year (AY) 2024-25.

Lisa Nicholson from New College Lanarkshire writes about what WorldSkills means to the College, its students and employers.

Swimmer Duncan Scott describes his experience of training throughout the pandemic and getting to the Olympics.

Karen introduces SFC’s new blog series about diversity.

SFC Chief Executive, Karen Watt, pays tribute to the early response by Scotland’s colleges and universities to the pandemic.

Student applications for funding

SFC is committed to the support and development of the Gaelic language and, as a major national public body in Scotland, has the potential to make a significant contribution to Gaelic learning and research in Scotland's colleges and universities.