Taking place at Glazier’s Hall in London on Wednesday 11 February, QCHE 2026 brings together university leaders in admissions, compliance and international recruitment for a day of insight and discussion on building
King’s College London streamlined applicant verification with QC, reducing fraud risk, speeding checks and giving admissions teams greater confidence.
The admissions cycle rarely ends neatly. Teams move fast, deadlines compress, and the operational load climbs. That is also when risk tends to creep in. Today we’re sharing our Post-Cycle
For university admissions managers, the end of an intake cycle is rarely the finish line. It is simply the moment to take a breath, review the data, and prepare for
When universities look for a verification partner, the goal is not simply to tick a compliance box. It is to protect the integrity of admissions decisions, ensure fair access for
Remote admissions and hybrid hiring are now the norm. That shift delivers access and speed, but it also raises a fundamental question: how do you prove someone’s identity online with
Admissions and compliance specialists from six institutions across the UK gathered at The Ivy in Birmingham last week for an afternoon of data-sharing, sector insight and candid discussion. Hosted by
Mark your calendars: QCHE 2026 will return on 11 February at Glaziers Hall, London Bridge. QCHE is fast becoming an important gathering in the international higher education calendar for leaders
For many of our university colleagues, the September intake is a whirlwind, with weeks of long days, late nights, and countless applicants to process. By the time October rolls around,
Some recruitment teams see admissions compliance tools as a hurdle, something that slows down offers and frustrates applicants. The truth is the opposite. In high-risk markets, where the potential for
Imagine you – or one of your admissions officers or colleagues – is reviewing a promising international applicant. Their application forms are complete, the supporting documents appear to be in
Earlier this week, higher education admissions and compliance professionals gathered at the Ivy Spinningfields in Manchester for a lunch of analysis and discussion. Hosted by Qualification Check, A New Course