Regulator reminds English universities of obligations to students as marking boycott continues
The Office for Students has said that it would be “extremely concerned” about the impact of the University and College Union’s marking and assessment boycott if graduations are affected.
England’s regulator warned university heads that delays in marking and assessment that lead to degrees being awarded later than planned or students being given unclassified grades “would need to be reported to us”.
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