The government inquiry into alleged abuse of the student finance system prompted an important conversation across higher education. While the investigation is ongoing, it has highlighted a broader question for
When people talk about qualification verification, the conversation usually focuses on technology, turnaround times, and fraud prevention. Those things are important, but from an operations perspective, one of the biggest
Many universities rely on CBSE verification as a critical part of their international admissions and compliance processes. We are therefore aware that the current unavailability of the CBSE online verification
International student recruitment is becoming more complex. Universities face growing pressure to strengthen compliance, detect fraud earlier, and ensure international admissions processes can withstand increasing regulatory scrutiny. At the same
International students play a vital role in enriching academic life, advancing research, supporting university finances, and enhancing the UK’s reputation as a leading destination for higher education. However, recent policy
Why in 2026 are universities still using manual processes to verify students’ credentials and identities? Many UK universities still rely on admissions staff to manually check application documents, cross-reference transcripts,
As the sun set over London on Wednesday 11 February at the stunning Glaziers Hall, we held our inaugural QC Awards 2026, to celebrate the creative, data-driven and collaborative approaches that are strengthening compliance
For admissions teams across Australia and New Zealand, the landscape of international student recruitment is constantly evolving. As universities strive to welcome genuine talent from around the globe, they face
Academic credential verification has become an essential part of recruitment and admissions processes across UK organisations. Understanding why people fake degree certificates and how to identify them helps organisations make
On Wednesday 11 February 2026, Qualification Check welcomed 80 delegates from 40 universities to Glaziers Hall, London Bridge, for the second annual QCHE conference. Held in partnership with Password English Language Testing, the