Intelligence, ideas, insights

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.

Katy Gooblar and Michael Webb lead a thought-provoking discussion that challenges assumptions and inspires a reimagining of how we work, learn, and lead in the age of AI.

With Digifest 2026 fast approaching, our inspiring programme is now live.

The next Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) will require strong evidence of teaching quality and student outcomes. We can help you strengthen your data foundations and get ready for the changes ahead.

Negotiations successfully conclude with all five major academic publishers.

The trustees present their strategic report and audited consolidated financial statements for the year ended 31 July 2025.

Interactive tool provides visualisations of the numbers and locations of students in subjects of study over twelve years.

Connect More gave educators and technologists from across the UK and beyond a chance to get together and reflect on some of the biggest questions facing digital education, over two days of interactive sessions.

How the University of Manchester used the digital experience insights survey and their continued use of the discovery tool as part of their digital capability programme.

Our head of cyber engineering and architecture reflects on this year’s conference and some of its key takeaways.

Universities are exploring new ways to collaborate on postgraduate recruitment. We look at the opportunities, risks and how our Discover progression undergraduate to postgraduate dashboards provide the evidence to guide decisions.

Exploring how practical, evidence-based actions can reduce the hidden environmental impact of digital technology and build a sustainable digital culture in education.

Insights from a Jisc-hosted forum on advancing strategic approaches to trusted research environment (TRE) ecosystems reveal why collaboration and governance are key to making TREs a core part of institutional digital strategies.

Reflections from Jisc expert-led sessions at ALTC25, sharing insights, tools and frameworks to help you navigate complexity and drive innovation in learning.

Join the Jisc cyber threat intelligence team as they explore North Korean APT43’s attacks on UK research institutions.