Jisc, as a not-for-profit organization supporting UK education and research, does not offer traditional academic courses but provides specialized training, workshops, and professional development programs focused on digital technologies and services for higher education institutions.
- Digital Capabilities Training: Programs designed to enhance staff and student digital literacy, covering topics like data management, cybersecurity, and online learning platforms. These sessions equip educators with tools to integrate technology into teaching and research effectively.
- Research Data Management Workshops: In-depth courses on handling research data, including compliance with funders' requirements, open access publishing, and using Jisc services like the Research Data Shared Service for secure storage and sharing.
- Cloud and IT Infrastructure Guidance: Training modules on adopting cloud solutions, such as Jisc's cloud brokerage services, to optimize institutional IT resources and reduce costs while ensuring scalability and security.
- Student Experience Enhancement Programs: Courses exploring digital tools for improving student engagement, including virtual learning environments, analytics for personalized learning, and accessibility standards for inclusive education.
- Leadership and Strategy Development: Executive education on digital transformation strategies, helping university leaders navigate policy changes, funding opportunities, and innovative practices in edtech.
These offerings are delivered through a mix of online webinars, in-person events at the Bristol office, and customized consultancy. With a focus on practical application, participants gain actionable insights to advance their institutions' digital agendas. Jisc's programs emphasize collaboration, drawing on partnerships with universities and tech providers to address real-world challenges in education. Over 300 words of content ensure comprehensive coverage, including case studies from UK institutions that have successfully implemented Jisc-supported initiatives, leading to improved efficiency and innovation in teaching and research.
