Using UCAS data to understand higher education transitions

UCL Centre Edu Policy & Equalising Opportunities

Join us in person at the Department for Education in London to learn more about using UCAS data to better understand youth transitions

Department for Education

CEPEO ADRUK administrative data training courses

The Centre for Education Policy and Equalising Opportunities is pleased to work in partnership with Administrative Data Research UK to offer a range of training courses to improve users' knowledge and understanding of education administrative data

Organised by: ADR UK Youth Transitions Community Catalyst &amp; ADR UK LEO Development &amp; Enhancement ProgrammeHosted by: UK Department for Education, London <h2>Why Attend?</h2>UCAS data offers an unprecedented window into youth transitions and educational pathways across the UK.This event will provide an opportunity to see how administrative data is contributing to this area of social policy and learn from experts who are already using these resources to tackle vital questions about education and youth transitions.This event is targeted at researchers interested in the importance of university admissions in youth transitions, education pathways, and social mobility. <h2>What should I expect?</h2>The day will be led by Professors Claire Crawford and Jake Anders from the UCL Centre for Education Policy &amp; Equalising Opportunities and speakers will include:· Members of the DfE’s higher education team· Dr Angus Holford (University of Essex)· Dr Oliver Cassagneau-Francis (UCL Centre for Education Policy &amp; Equalising Opportunities)· Dr Konstantina Maragkou (University of Cambridge)A light lunch will be provided. <h2>Why administrative data?</h2>Administrative data like UCAS records capture real-world behaviours and outcomes at scale, offering:· Complete population coverage rather than sample limitations· Longitudinal perspectives on individual journeys through education· Rich detail about transitions, choices, and outcomes· Opportunities to answer questions that surveys alone cannot address We look forward to welcoming you to this exciting showcase of the possibilities of harnessing administrative data for the public benefit research.

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