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The Tertiary Quality Project (TQP), was a three-year journey which led to the development of Scotland’s Tertiary Quality Enhancement Framework (TQEF).

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.

This document confirms plans following a consultation to seeks views on our proposal to cease publication of the Students Eligible for Funding statistical publication.

Micro-Credentials are short, focused courses for individuals looking to quickly upskill, demonstrate professional development, or explore a subject before committing to further study.

We consider equality and diversity in all our priorities.

Implementing the National Schools Programme Review recommendations will be overseen by a Strategic Advisory Group.

Context and methodological information pertaining to the College Statistics 2023-24 publication and background tables.

The 2021 CAN DO Innovation Summit was a platform for sharing hard won insights and exciting new ideas for the future according to Dr Stuart Fancey, SFC’s Director of Research and Innovation.

SFC Chief Executive, Karen Watt, describes the Regional Pathfinders and SFC’s role in developing a revised approach to skills alignment.

Global thought-leaders are set to join leading Scottish businesses at Scotland’s third annual CAN DO Innovation Summit early next year.

SFC’s André Reibig has some surprising insights into Scotland’s sporting success in Australia and SFC’s role in student athletics.

Evaluation reports steer away from ‘automated’ UK research assessment.

The Scottish Funding Council’s Interim Director of Access, Learning and Outcomes, Jacqui Brasted, introduces the new Outcomes Framework and Assurance Model.