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The law concerning UK degrees

Section 214 of The Education Reform Act 1988 makes it an offence to offer what could be taken to be a UK degree unless the body offering it is 'recognised' by the UK authorities. Enforcement under section 215 lies with Trading Standards.

Sections 214 to 217 of the Education Reform Act 1988

The relevant sections of the Act can be found on the Government's legislation website.

Minister responsible

David Willetts is the minister responsible for this policy area.


 

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