The Modern Slavery Act (2015) obliges all organisations, including universities, whose annual turnover exceeds £36 million, to produce an annual statement that describes the steps they have taken to ensure that there is no modern slavery in their own business and their supply chains.
Given it is six years since the requirements of the Act came into force, this briefing note emphasises the need for institutions to review progress in this area.
In this briefing paper, we look at the risks, benefits, and application of AI in the HE sector.
In response to the cost of living crisis, universities are stepping up their efforts to support students through a variety of…
It’s been almost five years since the first English universities were approved for inclusion in the Office for Students’ (OfS’)…
Virtual Session - Wednesday March 30th 2022 - 09:25-12:00. In this free, virtual session aimed at members of audit and risk…
Uniac are delighted to have been selected as finalists in the ‘Not-for-profit team of the year’ category for the 2020 Cyber…
Silla has been our colleague since July 2004. Talented, individual, passionate, dedicated (and maybe sometimes a little bit…
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