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Transforming Access & Student Outcomes in Higher Education (TASO). We identify and disseminate effective practice in widening access and participation.

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TASO @taso.org.uk · 29/09/2026
In case you missed it, we’ve secured Cabinet Office funding to evaluate the University of Exeter’s GCSE exam centre for young people outside mainstream education. The study will assess its impact, barriers to participation and potential to scale nationally. More: taso.org.uk/news-blog/ta...
TASO-branded graphic with a dark blue overlay. The white TASO logo appears in the top left, with the turquoise words “NEW PROJECT” below. Large white serif text across the centre-left reads: “Reducing NEETness and barriers to opportunity: The Exeter exam centre project.” In the background, a young person with long dark hair, wearing a pale pink top, is seated at a desk and writing with a pen on paper; their forearm and wristwatch are visible in the foreground. A turquoise outline icon of a checklist or exam paper appears in the bottom right.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 28/09/2026
Join our free Higher Education Evaluation Library (HEEL) information session on 21 Oct, 11:00–12:00. Learn more about the HEEL, get tips on saving and uploading submissions, and ask questions. Register: www.tickettailor.com/events/taso/... Submit questions in advance: forms.gle/ufv4FEggGKy2...
Graphic promoting a free online TASO event titled “Higher Education Evaluation Library (HEEL): Information session”. The session takes place online on 21 October, 11:00–12:00. The image has a blue overlay on a photo of a student writing in a library, with a “Sign up” button.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 25/09/2026
Discover our implementation and process evaluation resources. Learn to assess the execution and delivery of programmes in higher education, ensuring effectiveness and quality improvement: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
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Implementation and process evaluation (IPE) - TASO
The resources on this page will provide you with guidance for conducting implementation and process evaluation (IPE) in higher education.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 24/09/2026
Our 'Administrative data guide' covers key higher education datasets including NPD, HESA, LEO, UCAS and HEAT, with guidance on variables, coverage, limitations, access, ethics and research/evaluation uses. Explore the guide: taso-he.github.io/technicalgui...
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Technical Guides - Administrative Data Guide
using administrative data to support evaluation in higher education
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 23/09/2026
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 22/09/2026
We have been awarded funding from the Evaluation Accelerator Fund to evaluate the University of Exeter’s GCSE exam centre for young people outside mainstream education – exploring its impact, accessibility & potential to scale to help reduce NEET rates. Find out more: taso.org.uk/news-blog/ta...
A landscape graphic with a blue gradient overlay. The white TASO logo appears in the top-left. In the background, a blurred photograph shows people seated at a table, with one person writing using a pen while others sit nearby. Turquoise text near the upper left reads “NEW PROJECT”. Below, large white and turquoise text reads: “Reducing NEETness and barriers to opportunity: The Exeter exam centre project”, with “The Exeter exam centre project” highlighted in turquoise. In the bottom-right corner, there is a turquoise line icon of a checklist with several tick marks.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 21/09/2026
In case you missed it, everyone can now submit evaluations to the Higher Education Evaluation Library (HEEL). The HEEL launches in Nov as a free, searchable library of evaluations of English higher ed equality interventions. Learn more & find out how to submit: taso.org.uk/news-blog/he...
Wide promotional graphic in a blue and turquoise colour scheme. In the top-left corner are the white TASO and HEAT logos. The left half of the image is covered by a dark blue overlay and contains large white text reading, “HEEL submission form now open,” with smaller turquoise text underneath reading, “to all providers, including non-HEAT members.” The right half shows a young Black man wearing glasses and a black-and-white vertically striped shirt, seated at a table in a library and looking down at an open laptop. Bookshelves filled with books are visible in the softly blurred background. A semi-transparent blue overlay extends across the photograph, blending it into the graphic design. In the bottom-right corner is a turquoise icon depicting four books standing on a shelf.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 18/09/2026
In case you missed it, in our latest blog post our Evaluation Officer, Katherine Drew, describes how student ambassadors can become effective role models by breaking down power dynamics and creating more informal, accessible relationships with pupils: taso.org.uk/news-blog/th...
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The power of student ambassadors - TASO
Katherine Drew, Evaluation Officer at TASO, describes how student ambassadors can become effective role models by breaking down power dynamics and creating more informal, accessible relationships…
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 17/09/2026
How do you know if a programme is being delivered as intended & why? Join our practical implementation & process evaluation training in London on 1 Oct. Develop your own evaluation plan & learn how to turn findings into better delivery. £349 + VAT Register: www.tickettailor.com/events/taso/...
Dark blue graphic with the TASO logo top left and a “Paid-for training” label top right. Large white text reads “Introduction to implementation and process evaluation,” alongside cut-out portraits of Hannah Thomson and Katherine Drew smiling. Session details show 1 October 2026, 10:00–16:00.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 16/09/2026
You can now submit evaluations to the Higher Education Evaluation Library (HEEL) whether or not you’re a HEAT member. The HEEL launches in Nov as a free, searchable library of evaluations of English higher ed equality interventions. Find out more & learn how to submit: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
Wide promotional graphic in a blue and turquoise colour scheme. In the top-left corner are the white TASO and HEAT logos. The left half of the image is covered by a dark blue overlay and contains large white text reading, “HEEL submission form now open,” with smaller turquoise text underneath reading, “to all providers, including non-HEAT members.” The right half shows a young Black man wearing glasses and a black-and-white vertically striped shirt, seated at a table in a library and looking down at an open laptop. Bookshelves filled with books are visible in the softly blurred background. A semi-transparent blue overlay extends across the photograph, blending it into the graphic design. In the bottom-right corner is a turquoise icon depicting four books standing on a shelf.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 15/09/2026
Meet our brilliant 2026 summer interns, Elijah Denning, Elliot Auxant and Tayyibah Hussain. Find out what they're currently working on and what their plans are for the future:
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 15/09/2026
Help shape our next training on causal evaluation methods so it's most useful to you. Take the 2-minute survey and share your thoughts: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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Upcoming training: Have your say
Interested in learning more about causal evaluation methods? Help shape our upcoming training session by taking two minutes to complete this short poll.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 14/09/2026
English higher ed providers: applications are open to join our evaluation of undergraduate financial support schemes. Up to 3 providers can receive £10,000 to take part. Apply by 12 Oct: taso.org.uk/news-blog/op... Find out more at our webinar on 17 Sep: www.tickettailor.com/events/taso/...
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 11/09/2026
How do you know if a programme is being delivered as intended, and what’s helping or getting in the way? Join us in London on 1 Oct (10am) for practical training on implementation & process evaluation and leave with a draft evaluation plan. £349 + VAT: app.tickettailor.com/events/taso/...
Dark blue graphic with the TASO logo top left and a “Paid-for training” label top right. Large white text reads “Introduction to implementation and process evaluation,” alongside cut-out portraits of Hannah Thomson and Katherine Drew smiling. Session details show 1 October 2026, 10:00–16:00.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 10/09/2026
New blog post: Katherine Drew, Evaluation Officer at TASO, describes how student ambassadors can become effective role models by breaking down power dynamics and creating more informal, accessible relationships with pupils: taso.org.uk/news-blog/th...
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The power of student ambassadors - TASO
Katherine Drew, Evaluation Officer at TASO, describes how student ambassadors can become effective role models by breaking down power dynamics and creating more informal, accessible relationships…
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 09/09/2026
In case you missed it, in our latest blog post, our summer intern Elijah Denning discusses his views on how a foundation year can help build confidence, academic readiness and belonging, particularly for those who might not have a clear path into higher education: taso.org.uk/news-blog/mo...
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More than just an extra year: Why foundation years transform academic futures - TASO
Elijah Denning, TASO intern and University of Cambridge student, describes how a foundation year can help build confidence, enhance academic readiness, and create a sense of belonging, particularly fo...
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 08/09/2026
Take our 2-min survey to help shape future training on causal evaluation methods! Tell us what would be most useful, from RCTs and practical trial challenges to methods like DiD, regression discontinuity and matching. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 07/09/2026
In case you missed it, we’re appointing up to 3 English HE providers to evaluate their undergraduate financial support schemes. Up to £10k funding available. Apply by 12 Oct (13:00): taso.org.uk/news-blog/op...
Blue-to-teal gradient graphic with the TASO logo at top left and a green hand-and-pound-symbol icon at top right. Text reads: “OPEN CALL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION PROVIDERS” and, in large white lettering, “Retrospective evaluations of financial support.” A faint background image shows a person’s hands using a laptop.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 04/09/2026
ICYMI, in our recent blog post, members of the Student Advisory Team on our mental health and wellbeing interventions project speak to Research Manager Tatjana Damjanovic about how evidence and student voice can shape more effective interventions in higher education: taso.org.uk/news-blog/ev...
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 03/09/2026
We’re planning future training on causal evaluation methods, and we’d like your input to help shape what we offer! Take our 2-min survey and share your thoughts: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Blue-to-teal gradient graphic with the TASO logo at top left and two green speech bubble icons at top right. Text reads: “Upcoming causal evaluation training: Have your say” and, in large white lettering, A faint background image shows a person’s hands on someone's shoulder.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 02/09/2026
English HE providers: Apply to work with us to assess the causal impact of financial support on student outcomes using existing institutional data & quasi-experimental methods. Providers will receive up to £10k each. App deadline: 12 Oct (13:00) Learn more & apply: taso.org.uk/news-blog/op...
Blue-to-teal gradient graphic with the TASO logo at top left and a green hand-and-pound-symbol icon at top right. Text reads: “OPEN CALL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION PROVIDERS” and, in large white lettering, “Retrospective evaluations of financial support.” A faint background image shows a person’s hands using a laptop.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 01/09/2026
Want to understand what’s working in your programme, what isn’t, and why? Join our practical implementation and process evaluation training in London on 1 Oct (10:00–16:00) and leave with a draft evaluation plan. £349 + VAT Register: app.tickettailor.com/events/taso/...
Dark blue graphic with the TASO logo top left and a “Paid-for training” label top right. Large white text reads “Introduction to implementation and process evaluation,” alongside cut-out portraits of Hannah Thomson and Katherine Drew smiling. Session details show 1 October 2026, 10:00–16:00.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 28/08/2026
Elijah Denning, TASO Intern, and Education Student @queens.cam.ac.uk discusses the importance of foundation years and their role building confidence, academic readiness, and a sense of belonging, particularly for those who may not have a clear path into higher education. taso.org.uk/news-blog/mo...
TASO logo. Graphic with blue background and photo of Elijah Denning. Caption reads: 'More than just an extra year: Why foundation years transform academic futures'. Quote from Elijah reads: "For disadvantaged students, an extra year of study acts as a bridge, providing the crucial time needed to catch up with peers and build confidence." Elijah Denning, Communications and Engagement Intern at TASO, and Education Student at Queens’ College, University of Cambridge
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 27/08/2026
In case you missed it, we’ll soon be inviting HE providers to apply to evaluate existing financial support schemes with us. Selected providers will receive up to £10,000 to support delivery. Applications open in early Sep Deadline for application: 12 Oct Learn more: taso.org.uk/news-blog/up...
Graphic with the white TASO logo in the top left, over a blue-to-teal background image of students. Text reads: “News. Upcoming invitations to tender: Retrospective evaluations of financial support in higher education.” A green icon of a hand holding a pound symbol appears in the top right.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 26/08/2026
Small providers face distinct challenges when it comes to evaluation. Our guidance brings together tools to help tackle challenges, including small cohort sizes, limited resources, outcome measurement, evaluation design and data management. Explore the guidance: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
TASO-branded graphic with a blue-to-turquoise gradient overlay on a photo of six students walking together on a university campus. The white TASO logo appears in the top-left, with a turquoise icon of a hand holding three cogs in the top-right. Large white text reads “Resources for small providers”. Below, turquoise text reads: “Access resources and tools for small providers to help address challenges and support your evaluation work.”
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 25/08/2026
Join us in London on 1 October (10:00–16:00) for practical, in-person training on how to plan and deliver a robust implementation and process evaluation, and leave with a draft evaluation plan for your own activity. Price: £349 + VAT Book your spot: www.tickettailor.com/events/taso/...
Dark blue graphic with the TASO logo top left and a “Paid-for training” label top right. Large white text reads “Introduction to implementation and process evaluation,” alongside cut-out portraits of Hannah Thomson and Katherine Drew smiling. Session details show 1 October 2026, 10:00–16:00.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 24/08/2026
ICYMI: our latest report with the Policy Institute at King’s College London finds significant inequalities in student mental health. 26% of students from low-participation areas reported a mental health difficulty, compared with 19% from high-participation areas. taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
TASO-branded quote graphic with a blue-to-turquoise gradient overlay on a photograph of a university lecture hall filled with students. The white TASO logo appears in the top-left corner. Large white italic text in the centre reads: “This report lays bare an unjust reality: a student’s background is increasingly dictating their mental wellbeing. It is unacceptable that state-educated students are now 41% more likely to face mental health challenges than their privately-educated peers. Students from less affluent areas are being caught in a perfect storm of academic pressure and financial stress, often forced to work long hours just to get by.” Beneath the quote, turquoise text reads: “– Dr Omar Khan, CEO, TASO”. A cut-out portrait of Dr Omar Khan, wearing glasses, a suit jacket, shirt and tie, appears in the bottom-right corner.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 21/08/2026
In our latest blog post, members of the Student Advisory Team on our mental health & wellbeing interventions project reflect on 3 approaches to supporting student wellbeing & what the preliminary evaluation findings could mean for future practice. Read the post: taso.org.uk/news-blog/st...
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Student perspectives on university wellbeing: Reflections on emerging interventions - TASO
As part of our ‘Using quasi-experimental designs to evaluate mental health and wellbeing interventions’, we hear from the Student Advisory Team – made of students from University of Exeter,…
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 20/08/2026
In our latest blog post, Ruichen Yin & Audrey Fok, members of the Student Advisory Team on our mental health & wellbeing interventions project, speak to our Research Manager Tatjana Damjanovic about how evidence & student voice can shape effective support: taso.org.uk/news-blog/ev...
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Evaluating impact: How evidence is reshaping student wellbeing interventions - TASO
Ruichen Yin and Audrey Fok, members of the Student Advisory Team on TASO’s mental health and wellbeing interventions project, speak to Tatjana Damjanovic, Research Manager at TASO
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 19/08/2026
In case you missed it, our CEO @omaromalleykhan.bsky.social reflects on this year’s A-level results and the persistent inequalities in higher education participation – and why better evidence is needed to break the cycle. Read: taso.org.uk/news-blog/a-...
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 18/08/2026
Join us in London on 1 October (10:00–16:00) for practical, in-person training on implementation & process evaluation (IPE). Learn how to use a theory of change, plan data collection & reporting, & apply findings to strengthen delivery. £349 + VAT Register: app.tickettailor.com/events/taso/...
Dark blue graphic with the TASO logo top left and a “Paid-for training” label top right. Large white text reads “Introduction to implementation and process evaluation,” alongside cut-out portraits of Hannah Thomson and Katherine Drew smiling. Session details show 1 October 2026, 10:00–16:00.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 17/08/2026
Coming this September: We will invite applications for the retrospective evaluation of higher education financial support schemes. Up to 3 providers will receive £10,000 to take part. Find out more: taso.org.uk/news-blog/up...
Graphic with the white TASO logo in the top left, over a blue-to-teal background image of students. Text reads: “News. Upcoming invitations to tender: Retrospective evaluations of financial support in higher education.” A green icon of a hand holding a pound symbol appears in the top right.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 14/08/2026
New blog post: Our CEO, @omaromalleykhan.bsky.social, reflects on this year’s A-level results day, noting the stubbornly persistent gaps in participation rates, whether measured by disadvantage or by region. Read: taso.org.uk/news-blog/a-...
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A-level results day: breaking the cycle - TASO
Dr Omar Khan reflects on this year's A-level results day, noting the stubbornly persistent gaps in participation rates, whether measured by disadvantage or by region
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 13/08/2026
On A-level results day, we are thinking about every student, whether they’ve exceeded expectations or have been disappointed – and regardless of their next educational or employment steps in life. [1/3]
Line graph from 2017 to 2026, titled 'The higher education entry rate gap between the most and least deprived areas has remained stubbornly persistent in the past decade. The chart shows a line for IMD quintile 1 (most deprived) with entry rates around the 20% mark, and a line for IMD quintile 5 (least deprived) with entry rates around the 40% mark. The gap has remained at around 20 percentage points from 2017 to 2026).
Line chart titled 'The higher education entry rate gap between London and all other English regions has increased since 2017. It is largest for the North East and smallest for the South East. The chart shows two lines for the South East and North East, both in reference to the percentage point difference when compared with London.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 12/08/2026
New report based on 2025 SAES data: @policyatkings.bsky.social finds that students from areas with lower rates of higher education participation report, on average, worse mental health than those from areas with higher participation rates. taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
Graphic with a blue-to-teal gradient over a photo of four students talking in a library. The TASO logo and “REPORT” appear at top left, with the large white title, “Student mental health in 2025: Patterns of mental health inequality among diverse student populations,” across the centre. A teal profile-of-a-head icon with a heart appears at top right.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 05/08/2026
Join our practical, in-person training in London on 1 October to learn how to plan and carry out a robust implementation and process evaluation, and leave with a draft plan. Price: £349 + VAT Register: app.tickettailor.com/events/taso/...
Dark navy-blue graphic with a soft blue glow in the upper-right corner and faint, semi-transparent wireframe cog shapes across the lower half. The turquoise-and-blue TASO logo appears at the top left. Below it, turquoise text reads “PAID-FOR TRAINING”. Large white serif text in the centre-left reads “Introduction to implementation and process evaluation”. In the top-right corner, a rounded turquoise outline contains the date and time in white: “1 October 2026, 10:00–16:00”.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 06/08/2026
Our research ethics guidance is designed to support those working in widening participation and student success navigate ethical considerations and deliver best practice in their research and/or evaluation work. Check it out: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
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Research ethics guidance - TASO
Everything you need to know about ethics for research and evaluation projects.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 05/08/2026
Join our practical, in-person training in London on 1 October to learn how to plan and carry out a robust implementation and process evaluation, and leave with a draft plan. Price: £349 + VAT Register: app.tickettailor.com/events/taso/...
Dark navy-blue graphic with a soft blue glow in the upper-right corner and faint, semi-transparent wireframe cog shapes across the lower half. The turquoise-and-blue TASO logo appears at the top left. Below it, turquoise text reads “PAID-FOR TRAINING”. Large white serif text in the centre-left reads “Introduction to implementation and process evaluation”. In the top-right corner, a rounded turquoise outline contains the date and time in white: “1 October 2026, 10:00–16:00”.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 04/08/2026
At our 2026 conference, Uni of Staffordshire presented their approach to decentralising the evaluation of their APP. In this piece, they explore how collaboration, governance, shared responsibility and student involvement shaped the approach – and what they learned. taso.org.uk/news-blog/de...
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Decentralising APP Evaluation: Lessons in collaboration and governance - TASO
Juan Raman Mullor reflects on University of Staffordshire’s approach to decentralising access and participation plan evaluation, forging effective partnerships and building methods and processes aroun...
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 03/08/2026
Our Mapping Outcomes and Activities Tools (MOATs) – the pre-entry MOAT, attainment-raising MOAT and post-entry MOAT – enable consistent coding of outcomes and activities, ensuring robust planning and evaluation. Explore the resources: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
The image features a blue gradient background with a faded image of six students walking on campus. There is a white TASO logo at the top left, followed by the word "RESOURCE" in green. The main title reads "Mapping Outcomes and Activities Tool" in large white text. On the right side, there is a green icon of two location pins with tracking lines between them.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 31/07/2026
Discover our implementation and process evaluation resources! Learn to assess the execution and delivery of programmes in higher education, ensuring effectiveness and quality improvement: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
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Implementation and process evaluation (IPE) - TASO
The resources on this page will provide you with guidance for conducting implementation and process evaluation (IPE) in higher education.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 31/07/2026
Discover our implementation and process evaluation resources! Learn to assess the execution and delivery of programmes in higher education, ensuring effectiveness and quality improvement: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
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Implementation and process evaluation (IPE) - TASO
The resources on this page will provide you with guidance for conducting implementation and process evaluation (IPE) in higher education.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 30/07/2026
Explore our ‘Student mental health evidence toolkit’ for a detailed overview of research on the effectiveness of mental health interventions for students. Access the toolkit: taso.org.uk/evidence-too...
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Evidence toolkit: Student mental health - TASO
Our toolkit summarises existing research measuring the impact of student mental health interventions.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 29/07/2026
Our access and success questionnaire (ASQ) is key to better assessing access and student success initiatives. It provides validated scales to measure intermediate outcomes, allowing you to check if and how your initiatives are working. Learn more: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
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Access and Success Questionnaire (ASQ) - TASO
The Access and Success Questionnaire (ASQ) provides a set of validated survey scales that can be used by the higher education sector to evaluate its access and student success activities. The scales c...
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 28/07/2026
Our report explores the implementation of transition support & reasonable adjustments for disabled students, revealing key challenges & successes. For instance, only 12% of registered students accessed transition support & gaps in physical accessibility are significant. taso.org.uk/news-item/ne...
A blue-to-turquoise gradient overlays a photograph of students sitting together and using laptops. The TASO logo appears at the top left, with a green clasped-hands icon at the top right. Large white text reads: “Supporting disabled students: Mapping reasonable adjustments and transition support.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 27/07/2026
Looking to strengthen your university's data practices? Access TASO's data infrastructure guide on GitHub and take a step toward evidence-based decision-making: taso-he.github.io/technicalgui...
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 23/07/2026
Access our report templates, including for economic evaluation, implementation and process reports, analysis reports and final project reports: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
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Report templates - TASO
Templates for researchers and evaluators writing a range of reports, including for economic evaluation reports, implementation and process reports, analysis reports and final project reports.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 22/07/2026
How do you make data-driven stories more impactful? Our data visualisation style guide provides a curated collection of best practices designed to help you create clear, compelling charts and graphs that engage your audience. Explore the guide: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
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Data visualisation style guide - TASO
We have developed a data visualisation style guide for those who see the storytelling potential in data, offering guidance to enhance the impact of your information.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 20/07/2026
ICYMI, in our latest blog post, @omaromalleykhan explores what 6 years at TASO have taught us about improving equality in HE and explains why we're evolving how we work. Find out what's next, including a new focus on bursaries & a fresh approach to evaluation & evidence: taso.org.uk/news-blog/si...
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Six years on: What we’ve learned and where we’re going - TASO
Omar Khan reflects on what TASO has learned over the past six years and explains how those lessons are shaping our priorities and approach.
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TASO @taso.org.uk · 17/07/2026
Our report provides the most detailed data to date on how care-experienced young people progress into and through higher education in England. Access: taso.org.uk/libraryitem/...
Graphic for a TASO report titled Pathways into and through higher education for young people with experience of children’s social care. The cover features a blue-to-teal gradient overlay on a blurred photo of three young people sitting outdoors with a laptop. The TASO logo appears in the top left, the word “REPORT” is below it, and a line-art icon of hands holding a heart is in the top right.
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