Articles and Papers




Pei-Hsin, L. (2024). Student experience in HEIs: What does the evidence say about the ethnicity awarding gap? The Diversity of Student Experience Research Project. The Centre for Teaching and Learning. University of Oxford.
Mountford-Zimdars, A., & Moore, J. (2024). Addressing awarding gaps through assessment design. In Research handbook on innovations in assessment and feedback in higher education (pp. 253-277). Edward Elgar Publishing.
National Union of Students. (2019). Black, Asian, and minority ethnic students attainment at universities: #closingthegap. Universities UK.
Codiroli, N. (2020). Ethnicity Awarding Gaps in UK Higher Education. AdvanceHE.
Weblinks

Resources to help close the awarding gap - UCL Teaching and Learning. (2025).
A growing collection of guides, case studies and other resources to inspire and advise on ways to reduce the BAME awarding gap and embrace inclusivity.
Indicative Journal Articles
Gutman, L. M. & Younas, F. (2024). Understanding the awarding gap through the lived experiences of minority ethnic students: An intersectional approach. British Educational Research Journal, 00(1-19).
Wong, B., ElMorally, R., & Copsey-Blake, M. (2021). ‘Fair and square’: what do students think about the ethnicity degree awarding gap? Journal of Further and Higher Education, 45(8), 1147–1161.
Bannerjee, P. (2024). Connecting the dots: a systematic review of explanatory factors linking contextual indicators, institutional culture and degree awarding gaps. Higher Education Evaluation and Development, 18(1), 31-52.
Podcasts, Blogs and Case Studies


Podcast
THE podcast: what Indigenous knowledge brings to higher education - Times Higher Education
Two Indigenous university leaders explain how their institutions support First Nations’ participation in higher education, create space for community and build trust in postcolonial environments
Blog
Student Voices - University of Exeter
Insightful blogs written by some of the students from the University of Exeter, reflecting on their personal experiences as Black students.
Case Studies
Back History Month - University of Exeter