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Graduate Outcomes in context reveals a resilient graduate labour market
Newly released survey results paint a wider picture of the way the graduate labour market looks today.
byCharlie BallNetworkshop – a valuable opportunity to learn about the opportunities and threats faced by our community
A personal view from Bella Abrams, Jisc's chief technology officer, on the recent event for IT leaders held at Nottingham Trent University and online.
byBella AbramsTNC25 – underlining the spirit of global collaboration and sharing
National Research and Education Network (NREN) specialists from more than 70 countries gathered in Brighton, UK, to share expertise at the GÉANT TNC25 conference. It was Jisc’s privilege to host the event.
byDavid PattersonEmpowering leadership with a digital mindset: reflections from our HE summit
Digital leadership is uniquely challenging, but it's also deeply human. Here's what I learned during our digital empowered executives: HE leadership summit.
byHeidi Fraser-KraussGetting the most out of your national research and education network
The Janet Network provides UK HE, FE and research institutions (and increasing numbers of schools and other public sector bodies) with an entire ecosystem of vital connectivity services.
byNeil ShewryKeep your sanity and stay positive with Dr Estelle King at Networkshop
Ahead of her breakout session at Networkshop 2025, Dr Estelle King shares practical advice and philosophy on how you can stay connected, adaptable and resilient in challenging times.
byDr Estelle KingNew university spin-out register launched
Jisc launched a first-of-its-kind register to provide information about spin-out firms created by UK universities.
byVikas DhawanandTlyssa PlesterandDan CookEverything you want to know about cloud but are too afraid to ask
Cloud computing offers greater flexibility and scalability, and more opportunities for innovation.
byGeorge OosthuizenPutting AI into action, with Professor Judy Williams
Professor Judy Williams, pro-vice-chancellor of Queen’s University Belfast, outlines how a positive approach to technological change is delivering game-changing benefits for staff, students and the wider university community.
byProfessor Judy WilliamsEverything you want to know about cyber but are too afraid to ask
Curious about cyber security but not sure where to start? Explore the answers to the questions you're afraid to ask, with practical tips on staying secure and how Jisc can help.
bySteve Howard