Student experience stories
Higher Education institutions in the UK face considerable challenges as outdated tech intensifies problems around student wellbeing and retention.
Universities are increasingly deploying digital technologies to transform their business operations and deliver an enhanced multi-modal student experience.
Educational technology integration is crucial for today's classrooms, with benefits including better student outcomes and increased engagement.
For most institutions mobility is critical to how more basic business transactions are supported, but supporting innovative interactions is less clear.
The Chartered Institute of Information Security introduces AI and quantum computing modules to its CyberEPQ programme, enhancing cybersecurity education for students.
UWE Bristol has embraced AI by adopting Explorance MLY to efficiently analyse student feedback from various surveys, aiming to enhance outcomes and responsiveness.
The University of Sydney teams up with Gallagher Security and Transact Campus to launch a mobile credential system.
Bond University transitions to a new cloud-based system in collaboration with TechnologyOne, enhancing its student experience and digital education strategy.
Macquarie University is the first in Australia to successfully transition to TechnologyOne's SaaS Timetabling and Scheduling solution, modernising its operational management to enhance student services.
The annual Student Voices in Higher Education Conference explores AI's influence on student feedback and institutional success at BMA House,.
Digital transformation in Australian Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers surges, aiming to boost student enrolment and retention, as revealed by ReadyTech's report.
The integration of STEM education into the school curriculum is crucial in preparing the next generation for the challenges of the future.
Australia's higher education sector is fully embracing SaaS solutions by TechnologyOne, with a view to boost productivity.
Auckland’s student housing squeeze is easing as a NZD $250 million complex adds 907 rooms and could set a national template.
Students at Canterbury will get new social and flexible learning spaces as the USD $144 million engineering overhaul opens its central hub.
Earthquake recovery is largely complete as the university outlines a 30-year campus blueprint, with key projects due by 2018.