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TopicStudent rights & consumer protection

Explainers and SU blogs on this topic, newest first.

So what can students complain about?

26/04/21

Fifteen reasons why students could complain over Covid – so their rights become much clearer

23/04/21

SU Officers are waging war against essay mills

Steph Lomas|SU blog|22/04/21

Why every SU ought to have an advocacy strategy

Laura Moss|SU blog|23/03/21

What can SUs learn from batch 2 of Covid complaints?

02/03/21

New supercomplaints procedures could be a gamechanger for SUs

Jim Dickinson|SU blog|12/02/21

What could be done to help/compensate the Class of Covid?

07/02/21

Does belonging predict drop out?

28/01/21

Understanding OfS’ consumer protection reviews

28/01/21

How to raise a concern about a university or college

Martha Longdon|SU blog|26/01/21

Students feel abandoned by their own institutions

Isabella Enoizi|SU blog|15/01/21

Students that use essay mills are vulnerable to blackmail

Daniel Sokol|SU blog|14/01/21

Mitigating or extenuating circumstances gets a major overhaul

14/12/20

Majority of university students want refund on first term

11/12/20

Who’s behind “Stop the Student Rip Off”?

Jack Harvey|SU blog|11/12/20

What can SUs learn from batch 1 of Covid complaints?

26/11/20

The “mess, stress and trauma” of student cheating

10/11/20

How do students decide what to study (and where)?

05/11/20

The new legal restrictions in England for the November lockdown

03/11/20

Can universities expel students over Covid?

12/10/20

New laws in England that SUs need to know about

29/09/20

Do both modules? Here’s £500. Or maybe £1,000.

09/09/20

Covid-19, student discipline and student opportunities

03/09/20

Student retention and feeling part of a community

11/08/20

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