As students settle into the first term at university, UNiDAYS has published new data revealing that half of students wish they had learnt more…
Author: Sheryl Miles
MyPerfectCV identifies 9 automation-resilient jobs in the UK
Automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping work, raising real concerns about job security across the UK. According to the Office for National Statistics…
CERATIZIT and STEM Racing UK renew partnership
CERATIZIT UK & Ireland and STEM Racing UK have announced the renewal of their partnership, which will now continue through 2026. The collaboration, first launched…
Scholars come together in new NMITE academic advisory board
NMITE announces the formation of a new academic advisory board, with a trio of leading international scholars as members. The academic advisory board joins…
Hundreds of misplaced devices put university data at risk
The UK’s leading Russell Group universities have had 670 laptops, tablets, and phones lost or stolen between over the past three years, raising urgent…
The gender split in degree education
The technology sector has experienced real growth in the number of tech-focused startups. With this comes a rise in interest in studying IT-related subjects, but with…
Indium introduces 2026 DIY internship programme
Indium announces its 2026 internship programme, introducing a do-it-yourself (DIY) format that allows students to shape a personalised professional experience based on their individual…
ICS.AI offers proven £5M savings guarantee to universities
As UK universities face their most severe funding crisis in a generation, ICS.AI is extending its proven AI transformation programme to higher and further education, backed…
First-ever ethical code for AI use in education released
Litero AI, an academic integrity tool, has announced the first universal Ethical Codeх for the use of artificial intelligence in higher education. The Codex reflects insights…
Student startups turn £50k into £3.8 million
Winners of a student startup funding competition went on to raise an average of £40 for every £1 they were awarded. That’s according to…