Category: News
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Council hosts its 2026 Parliamentary Reception
The Council welcomed members back to the House of Lords for our 2026 Parliamentary Reception. The event was kindly hosted on our behalf by Baroness Hoey. We were…
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Emerging Deans Leadership Programme launches
The Emerging Deans Leadership Programme, a new year-long initiative from the Council of Deans of Health, was successfully launched online today, bringing together eight senior leaders looking to…
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Aspiring Deans Leadership Programme launches
The Council of Deans of Health has officially launched its new Aspiring Deans Leadership Programme, bringing together the next generation of academic leaders in health education. The first…
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Council response to UCAS Applicant Statistics for January 2026
The University and College Admissions Service (UCAS) has published a statistical release providing core numbers for the January equal consideration deadline 2026. The Council has published a briefing which summarises some of the key headlines for the whole…
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Council response to UCAS end of cycle data 2025
The University and College Admissions Service (UCAS) has published a series of data resources as part of the 2025 End of Cycle release. It includes the number of applicants and…
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Response to the Autumn Budget 2025
Following today’s Autumn budget announcements from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Ed Hughes, Chief Executive of the Council of the Deans of Health said: “Today’s budget set the tone of…
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Council and partners send joint letter to government on healthcare education
The Council of Deans of Health has joined with the Russell Group, GuildHE, London Higher, Medical Schools Council, Dental Schools Council, Pharmacy Schools Council, MillionPlus, Universities UK and…
Latest publications and briefings
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Briefing: UCAS Applicant Statistics for January 2026
The University and College Admissions Service (UCAS) has published a statistical release providing core numbers for the January equal consideration deadline 2026. The Council has published a briefing which summarises some of the key…