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UCAS Product Development Group

The primary remit of the Product Development Group is to work collaboratively with UCAS to provide constructive feedback on and suggest and action improvements to the UCAS network of products and services to ensure students are able to make informed decisions. The HELOA Group representation will enable co-ordinated input from all Members. HELOA and UCAS representatives will table key items for discussion throughout the cycle to enable active HELOA Member input as well as to allow sharing of sector expertise with UCAS. The Group will also facilitate pilots of UCAS products and services where applicable and relevant for it to do so.

The group meets every 8-12 weeks throughout the year. Each HELOA group has a representative. If you are a HELOA member, please contact your group representative in the first instance with any questions or feedback. For all other queries please contact the Group Chair.

The UCAS Product Development Group Terms of Reference are available to view online here.

The next UCAS Product Development meetings are:

  • 16 July 2024

Group chair

Jen Barton – Durham University

Email: jennifer.barton@durham.ac.uk

HELOA Exec – Vice-Chair (Partnerships)

Raffaella Cuccia, – City, University of London

Email: partnerships@heloa.ac.uk

Other group members include:

Anglia

Thomas Rollett – Norwich University of the Arts anglia@heloa.ac.uk

London

Susie Kilburn – City, University of London london@heloa.ac.uk

Midlands

Rici KriegerNottingham Trent University rici.krieger@ntu.ac.uk

North East England, Yorkshire and the Humber

Natasha BerryUniversity of Huddersfield n.berry3@hud.ac.uk

North West England and Northern Ireland

Natalie Johnston – University of Salford northwestni@heloa.ac.uk

Scotland

Keir Robinson – The University of Edinburgh

Mari Tait –  Heriot-Watt University

scotland@heloa.ac.uk

South East England

Kaffe Locke – University of South Wales southeast@heloa.ac.uk

South West England

Position vacant southwest@heloa.ac.uk

Wales | Cymru

Chris EdwardsUniversity of South Wales Christopher.edwards1@southwales.ac.uk