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The University of Southampton Student Union, (SuSu) has announced a partnership agreement with Hampshire-based technology company, jisp that will give students a new incentive to take advantage of the latest deals from the city’s retailers.

Universities are being invited to trial a new quality accommodation assurance system which is set to make for happier students and landlords and save education establishments time, money and ultimately reputation.

A tech start-up on a mission to encourage more students into STEM careers has delivered the first of its 3D printers into schools, in partnership with technology firm Cisco.

Set in the shadow of the Ochil Hills, the University of Stirling's magnificent 330-acre campus encompasses a loch, a golf course and the 18th-century Airthrey Castle.

D2L, the learning technology provider, has announced that the University of Suffolk has chosen the Brightspace platform to deliver a more personalised, engaging learning experience to its students.

Three UK universities have been recognised as Academic Centres of Excellence in Cyber Security Research (ACE-CSR), highlighting the country is leading the way in cyber security skills.

Optiv Security and Momentum Cyber have published a new white paper entitled "E is for Efficiency," which discusses the five key trends and technologies that could dramatically reduce the impact of the cyber security skills shortage by creating much greater efficiency in enterprise security programs.

The Channel Institute has launched the Certificate in Channel Management and Certificate in Channel Marketing courses for professionals who wish to become a certified channel management professional.

Brightest GmbH, which entered into an agreement with Pearson VUE to deliver different language variations of the ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualifications Board) certification exams worldwide in December 2017, has now launched an online proctored version of its exams.

Robert Gordon University (RGU) is developing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies to enable people to live healthier lives, manage chronic conditions and live independently at home for longer and will showcase the latest research at DataFest18 Fringe in Inverness.