Quality Assessment is the process the higher education funding bodies use to gain assurance about the standard of the qualifications awarded by a higher education provider and the quality of the academic experience provided to students.
All higher education providers are required to meet national requirements for the standard of their qualifications and the quality of the academic experience provided to students.
This provider fully meets requirements for quality and standards. This means that:
Qualification standards are reliable and reasonably comparable to those across the UK;
The student academic experience is of high quality;
Student outcomes are generally good or excellent and the provider has demonstrated continuous improvement in relation to them.
Meets requirements
This provider fully meets requirements for quality and standards.
Meets requirements with an action plan
This provider meets requirements for quality and standards, and is implementing an action plan to improve in some areas.
Pending
The annual provider review outcome for this provider is not yet available. A ‘pending’ outcome means that the process has not yet been completed for this provider. This is a neutral outcome and does not indicate either a positive or negative position.
Does not meet requirements
This provider does not currently meet requirements for quality and standards.
The Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) is a government scheme which recognises excellent learning and teaching in universities, colleges and other higher education providers. It provides information to help higher education students choose where to study.
Based on the evidence available, the TEF Panel judged that the higher education provider delivers high quality teaching, learning and outcomes for its students. It consistently exceeds rigorous national quality requirements for UK higher education.