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The latest student perceptions of AI report shows more needs to be done to ensure students are partners not passengers with artificial intelligence (AI).

Our sustainability strategy sets out our goals, enablers and projects for delivering impact.

A report on how students view artificial intelligence, how they are using it, and their concerns and hopes, based on conversations with students held between June 2024 and May 2025.

How Bath Spa’s collaborative working ethos has informed its approach to digital transformation.

Data linking project shows the outcomes of different pathways to higher education.

The community hub at Digifest has quickly become a highly valued space where members can accelerate their professional development and grow their peer network.

Following feedback the revamped tool offers enhanced guidance for users and clearer definitions of equity indicators.

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.

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.

Whether you're reviewing your school's digital setup or just curious about better connectivity, here’s why the Janet Network is becoming a trusted choice for independent schools like yours.

At Digifest 2025, we brought together a panel of three leaders in education to discuss the digital transformation journey in higher education.

The programme for this year’s Networkshop is now live.

Implementing cloud security solutions without configuring them correctly might mean missing out on features that boost your organisation’s resilience and save on costs.

Three new trustees bring a wealth of experience across applied research and further education.

Registration for Connect More 2025, our free, online teaching and learning event, closes at 17:00 on Friday 9 May.

The team took home two prizes at the Computing Security Excellence Awards.

In preparation for Jisc’s next generation open access (OA) negotiations, UK universities, whether research or teaching-focused, have been reassessing their publishing relationships.

Explore how Esports is reshaping classrooms, making lessons more engaging, interactive, effective and how this is boosting student motivation, improving retention and enhancing digital skills.

Dr Ellie Gore's recent publication with the University of Manchester underscores the impact of open access publishing on the academic community and beyond.

The Gone International report from Universities UK International reveals mobile students gain higher grades and better jobs.