Data Collections
HESA collects data from all publicly funded higher education institutions (HEIs) in the UK as well as a small number of private providers. The annual data collection streams are:
- Student data collection - information about students, courses and qualifications at HEIs
- Staff data collection - information about staff employed by HEIs
- Finance record - income and expenditure of HEIs
- Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education - survey of graduate activities six months after leaving HE
- Aggregate offshore record - count of students studying wholly overseas for UK HE qualifications
- HE Business and Community Interaction survey - information about interactions between HEIs and business and the wider community
- Estates management record - buildings, estates and environmental information about HEIs
- Initial Teacher Training (ITT) record
Read more about this topic: Higher Education Statistics Agency
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