Intelligence, ideas, insights

How our discovery tool supported the University of Manchester’s commitment to digital equity for students and staff.

Implementing learning analytics requires buy-in and resources across your organisation. I’ve worked with our sector experts on a two-part blog series to prompt the conversations for building your business case.

International travel is necessary as UK universities and researchers continue to make their mark on a global scale, but it presents a heightened cyber security risk.

AI is reshaping how content is created, discovered and used, and that means the way we think about learning resources in FE needs to evolve.

We are excited to reveal Jisc’s community champions for 2026, 15 exceptional individuals that inspire and empower their communities.

Software procurement across higher education is becoming more complex by the month. Costs are rising, markets are consolidating, and institutions are being asked to do more with less.

New HESA data shows a significant fall in postgraduate recruitment, especially among international taught students.

A need to develop a policy around the use of AI emerged as part of a wider review of Suffolk New College’s overall digital offer.

We have introduced a new approach to licensing open infrastructure solutions designed to help UK institutions adopt cost-effective, collaborative, and strategically aligned research alternatives.

The Accessible Digital Futures report calls for stronger collaboration across education, industry and policymakers to put UK higher education at the forefront of digital innovation.

Senior leaders from across Scotland’s college and university sectors gathered in December for our annual stakeholder engagement forum at Fife College’s new Dunfermline City Campus.

Strategic leaders from across Northern Ireland’s FE and HE sectors came together in Belfast for our annual Northern Ireland stakeholder engagement forum.

Our director of security shares his key takeaways from the Association of Colleges (AoC) Governance Professionals Conference.

How strategic, people-led digital transformation is helping universities build resilience in a changing sector.

The UK government’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CSRB) presents challenges and potential opportunities for the higher and further education and research sectors, as our chief technology officer Henry Hughes explains.

Our specialist network infrastructure is the power behind a groundbreaking project that is bringing together researchers working on the next generation of telecoms – on Earth and beyond.

The event will explore how digital fluency empowers staff and students with the skills, confidence and AI literacy they need to navigate change.

In this episode, we speak to Alex Harding from Runshaw College about the college’s journey to adopting Jisc’s security operations centre (SOC).

Digifest offers the space for leaders to connect, collaborate and explore practical strategies for overcoming shared challenges and ensuring success.

This year’s event will explore bold ideas and practical solutions to help shape a future that’s ethical, inclusive and people-centred.