HEFCE uses of HESA data SROC, Bradford 07 April 2009 Presented by Richard Puttock.

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HEFCE uses of HESA data SROC, Bradford 07 April 2009 Presented by Richard Puttock

Funding Evaluation Public information Research Key uses

HESA – HESES TESS Widening Access Access to Learning Fund ITT bursaries High cost subjects ELQs Funding

Annual exercise Web-facility and “in-house” Thresholds Not audit HESA - HESES

Government policy Rapid implementation No additional data collection Flexibility to model scenarios ELQs

Lifelong learning networks Foundation degrees Evaluation

Promote progression Identified via institution specific algorithms 65% Part-time 22% hold level 4 or above 41% studying for Foundation Degrees Lifelong Learning Networks

Entrants with level 3 or below

Two editions 2007/03 and 2008/16 Comprehensive digest HESA and ILR data Foundation degrees

Foundation degree students by subject

Progression from year of entry

Performance indicators Unistats Regional profiles Research degree qualifiers Public information

Annual publication Section on each region Wide range of data Under review Regional profiles

Where do students come from Y&H

User driven Compare subjects Broad range of data Syndicated to UCAS Unistats

Participation – POLAR – New university challenge Strategic subjects Living at home Part-time completion Progression from FE Research

POLAR

A new University challenge

Trends in students living at home 60% institution maintained Correlated with – Non-continuation – Entry qualifications – Sex Living at home

Proportion of students living at home

Questions