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We are commissioning a social research organisation to conduct – and analyse the data obtained from – a general population survey of adults in England posing questions that are relevant to these outcomes. The survey will be carried out twice: Initial baseline June-August 2023 (precise timing tbc) and repeat in 2025. It will be important that the repeat is conducted at the same time of the year as the baseline measurement.

This grant supports unforeseen knowledge exchange, public engagement, active dissemination and commercialisation activities that arise during the lifespan of, or following, an AHRC-funded project. It funds innovative and creative engagement with new audiences and user communities, with significant economic, social, cultural or policy impact. We provide grants of up to £100,000 for a maximum of one year, and smaller grants of up to £30,000 for shorter or higher-risk activities such as exploring new partnerships for knowledge exchange, testing the market or investigating a new business model.

OfS is looking to commission as supplier to collect reliable and validated prevalence data on the nature and extent of sexual misconduct affecting students. This will inform OfS’ understanding of the sector’s response to the new condition of registration we are developing. We will be consulting on this proposed provider-level regulation in early 2023. A pilot survey is important for testing a questionnaire, survey methodology and feasibility; the outcome of this pilot will inform decisions on whether the OfS conducts future surveys and links the data they produce with proposed provider-level regulation in harassment and sexual misconduct. Research Aims: Develop an approach to managing a national provider level student sexual misconduct prevalence survey. Develop and test a set of questions to measure sexual misconduct at a national level. Develop a prevalence estimate for sexual misconduct among students at participating higher education providers....