Corrections

Report an outdated detail or source issue.

If an official source changed, a link broke, or a guide needs tighter wording, send the page URL and the correction evidence.

What happens after a report

A correction is checked against the responsible official source and the scope of the affected public claim.

  1. Confirm the page, programme, academic year, destination, and exact statement.
  2. Open the submitted source and compare it with other controlling evidence.
  3. Revise, qualify, remove, or retain the wording based on what the current evidence supports.
  4. Update the public review date where the change is material.

Useful correction evidence

Send a stable official URL and identify the exact fee, date, requirement, degree title, authority instruction, or broken link. Screenshots can help explain a report, but the published correction should be supported by a source readers can independently inspect.

Do not send passports, transcripts, passwords, application credentials, banking details, or other private records.

Email a correction