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Higher Education Statistics Agency (GB-HESA)

List Type: secondary

How to use

The code for this list is
GB-HESA. When you have located the organization you wish to identify in this list, you should either:

Enter it in an identifier database field prefixed with GB-HESA.

GB-HESA-[ IDENTIFIER ]

Examples

              
GB-HESA-0177
              
GB-HESA-0069

Alternatively, use it within a two-part identifier, with GB-HESA as the 'scheme', and the identifier you have located as the 'identifier' field.

Description

This is a list of all higher education providers that provide data to the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA). Those providers include all publicly funded universities and other higher educations institutions (HEIs) in the UK, alternative HE providers (APs) that offer HE courses but do not receive annual public funding, and further education colleges (FECs) in Wales which provide some HE level courses.

The list is maintained for statistical purposes by the Higher Education Statistics Agency. It contains institutions' names alongside the internal ID that HESA assigns them. This internal higher education provider ID is given in the INSTID field. (Higher education providers submit their UK Provider Reference Number (UKPRN) as part of the data submission process to HESA. The mapping to a HESA higher education provider identifier (INSTID) is carried out through the use of a static data lookup table [1].)

Use a UKPRN identifier in preference to this list. See: http://org-id.guide/list/GB-UKPRN.

[1]: See https://www.hesa.ac.uk/collection/c18052/derived/xinstid01 for more information.

  • Coverage: GB

  • Sectors: education

Search options

The list can be searched at the URL https://www.hesa.ac.uk/support/providers.

Find and use identifiers

The identifier for an institution is given in the INSTID column.

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