Studiosity, an ethical, essential AI learning tool, announces a multi-year partnership with Universities UK, the voice of 141 universities. Studiosity has been a supporter of Universities UK since 2017 and is fast becoming the de facto AI-for-Learning platform for universities globally, delivering ethical and formative feedback at scale to over 250 institutions worldwide. As part of this partnership, Studiosity will offer all Universities UK member institutions a pro bono trial for up to 2,000 students, plus a discounted member price on an ongoing service, if they choose to continue at the start of the next academic year.

Isabelle Bambury, Studiosity’s Managing Director, UK and Europe says “Over the last eight years we have witnessed the many benefits of bringing our Studiosity university partners along to various UUK events, in order to share their case studies on how they are improving outcomes for their students. This closer strategic partnership now allows us to work more closely with university leaders, as part of a strategic, evidenced-based approach to scale student success - and critically in this tough financial climate, defend investment and return. A great stride together in increasing life chances for all students.”

Vivienne Stern MBE, CEO, Universities UK says: “Universities UK have been proud to have Studiosity as a supporter for the last 8 years, and are pleased to expand our relationship through this partnership. Studiosity’s mission to create inclusive learning environments aligns with our own strategic ambition to ensure opportunity for all through higher education. The partnership will provide numerous opportunities for Studiosity to engage with UUK members, including through events and blogs, and collaboration on other activities such as webinars and thought leadership discussions.”

In a previous interview with the Vice-Chancellor. University of Greenwich, Professor Jane Harrington said "I am looking for something that offers a quality solution … As we hit an environment that is much more challenging financially, I'm interested in what adds to our students' experience. So, there's lots of things that we should stop doing, but actually what we can't stop doing is trying to actually ensure our students have the best possible experience, because I think the worst thing that could happen is you have a difficult financial environment and all the things we've done to improve access, to improve outcomes disappears. And that's what I'm absolutely determined won't happen".

For media inquiries, please contact:

Studiosity: Andrea Collings, Marketing Lead UK and Europe media@studiosity.com

Universities UK: Magda Graszka

magda.graszka@universitiesuk.ac.uk

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About Studiosity

Studiosity delivers ethical and formative feedback at scale to over 250 institutions worldwide. With our unique AI-for-Learning technology, all students can benefit from formative feedback in minutes. From their first draft to just before submission, students receive personalised feedback - including guidance on how they can demonstrably improve their own work and critical thinking skills. Actionable insight is accessible to faculty and leaders, revealing the scale of engagement with support, cohorts requiring intervention, and measurable learning progress. Together, we can increase life chances for every student.

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