We use cookies to give you the best experience and to help improve our website

Find out more about how we use cookies

Choose whether to use cookies:

No thanks That's fine

Skip to main content

Jisc

You are in:

  • Data analytics
  • Data consultancy

Utilities:

  • Search the Jisc website
    Clear search results

Search the Jisc website
Clear search results

Navigation:

  • Tailored datasets
  • Heidi Plus
  • Heidi Plus extended access
  • Data consultancy
  • Degree programme accreditation report
  • Digital elevation tool
  • Online surveys
  • Discovery and consultancy
  • Learning analytics
  • Checkin+
Service

Data consultancy

Team working together
Creative Commons attribution information
Team working together
©fizkes via iStock
All rights reserved

A bespoke consultancy service to enable you to get more from your data.

Contact our analysts

For general enquiries contact:

  • data.analytics@jisc.ac.uk
  • 0333 015 1165

HESA data analytics services are now delivered by Jisc.

About data consultancy

We tailor our services to meet your specific needs and are with you every step of the way. Using our higher education sector expertise we can help you reveal the story behind the data.

What do we offer?

We shape our offering around you. We listen to what you need and identify how we can help you. Our data consultancy packages can include:

  • Analytical reports which analyse higher education data to provide answers and insights as well as context behind the numbers
  • Analytical support both on-site and remote to assist you to interpret complex datasets
  • Data visualisations and/or data tables which answer your key questions that are easily shareable with internal colleagues
  • Data workshops so you can interrogate the data and analysis with confidence

Find out more

To get started with data consultancy, fill in the form to contact our analysts.

Member story: building new insight and intelligence, to a tight timeframe

Creative Commons attribution information
Students at Dean Close School
©Dean Close School
CC BY-NC-ND

How data and analytics helped Dean Close School gain insight about their previous students’ progression in higher education, post-graduate study or employment.

Read more of Dean Close School's story.

Degree programme accreditation report and scorecard

This new report designed for higher education course accreditors includes bespoke analysis giving a complete overview of students studying your profession at UK universities.

Expert analysts group the courses you currently accredit together and benchmark them against non-accredited comparators in key areas to aid your decision making. The accompanying scorecard offers detailed, course-level analysis using a range of metrics to support your programme accreditation strategy.

Benefits to you

As a higher education course accreditor, this can help you:

  • Secure the long-term health of your profession (such as education, engineering, construction or accounting) by making data-driven course accreditation decisions
  • Make sure you're working with the right universities to accredit the right courses
  • Strengthen the supply chain of your subject's workforce with graduates who have the right skills
  • Gain critical evidence about entry numbers, dropout rates (see screenshot below), international student recruitment, widening participation, diversity, course qualifications and post-graduation activity (including employment/study details)

Creative Commons attribution information
Screenshot of dashboard showing data of undergraduate and postgraduate students who dropped out during academic years between 2014-2018
CC BY-NC-ND

Who the accreditation report and scorecard is for

  • Professional membership bodies that accredit university courses, looking to measure student performance across higher education in their chosen profession
  • Accreditors who want to identify new courses or review their current portfolio of undergraduate and postgraduate course accreditation
  • Professional bodies looking to improve their decision-making using evidence from expert HE analysts and trusted HESA data
  • Regulatory bodies that want to work with the right universities to ensure they are meeting the professional standards of their industry
     

As well as those that:

  • Want a detailed overview of a chosen subject area in higher education
  • Are looking for the latest trends to create better engagement policies with students studying for professions in your industry
  • Are looking to expand the reach of their membership by engaging with students while they are studying to enhance their career development
  • Want to understand the diversity of students studying courses at university within your profession
     

Register your interest in the accreditation report and scorecard.

About HESA

HESA (Higher Education Statistics Agency) is the expert provider of data on the UK higher education sector, and the designated data body for England.

It collects, assures and disseminates data about higher education (HE) in the UK on behalf of statutory bodies. As the trusted source of HE data it plays a key role in supporting and enhancing the competitive strength of the sector. Collaborating with HE providers in each of the four nations to collect and curate one of the world’s leading HE data resources.

Using this knowledge and expertise HESA provides a rich, readily available resource for data users.

Read more about Jisc and HESA's data protection roles.

HESA data kitemark

Please be aware that these services are currently being transitioned to Jisc from HESA. During this time there may be a short delay in the contracting and delivery of data.

You are in:

  • Data analytics
  • Data consultancy

Areas

  • Connectivity
  • Cyber security
  • Cloud
  • Data analytics
  • Libraries, learning resources and research
  • Student experience
  • Trust and identity
  • Advice and guidance

Explore

  • Guides
  • Training
  • Consultancy
  • Events
  • R&D

Useful

  • About
  • Membership
  • Get involved
  • News
  • Jobs

Get in touch

  • Contact us
  • Sign up to our newsletter
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  • Cookies
  • Privacy
  • Modern slavery
  • Carbon reduction plan
  • Accessibility