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Modernising our Student Information System (SIS) will play a critical role in enabling digital and operational transformation within the University. The vision for the project is to deliver a modern SIS for a Better University, which reduces institutional risk and enables future transformation. This project will aim to safeguard the University's position through the delivery of a secure SIS, and is required to enable key strategic goals, including introducing greater flexibility in course delivery, optimising processes that impact student retention and academic assessment, and ensuring a personalised student experience. This project will therefore deliver a modern SIS that
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Modernising our Student Information System (SIS) will play a critical role in enabling digital and operational transformation within the University. The vision for the project is to deliver a modern SIS for a Better University, which reduces institutional risk and enables future transformation. This project will aim to safeguard the University's position through the delivery of a secure SIS, and is required to enable key strategic goals, including introducing greater flexibility in course delivery, optimising processes that impact student retention and academic assessment, and ensuring a personalised student experience.
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