Transforming AI and data strategy into real impact
When
Tuesday
23 February 2027
Where
Microsoft Offices,
Paddington
Cost
Complimentary
Places limited
Who it’s for
Senior higher
education leaders
The biggest challenges can’t be tackled in isolation
AI is moving faster than most institutional strategies. The question is no longer whether to act, but how to turn data and AI into measurable impact. Join higher education leaders and technology experts tackling the same strategic challenges as you, in an environment designed for genuine conversation and knowledge sharing.
What to expect on the day
Research-led panel discussions
How AI and data are changing teaching, learning and institutional strategy.
Networking with your peers
Senior leaders from across the sector, in one room, talking openly about shared challenges.
Case studies from the sector
Hear what institutions tried, what worked, and what they would change.
What’s next from Kortext
Demos of new Kortext features, and what they mean for your institution.
Who should attend
Kortext LIVE brings together senior decision-makers from across higher education, including:
Vice-Chancellors and Pro-Vice-Chancellors
CIOs, CTOs and IT directors
Library directors and senior library managers
Deans and heads of education
Digital and transformation directors
Places are limited and prioritised for senior higher education leaders.
Speakers and full agenda coming soon
Register now and you’ll be the first to hear who’s joining us, with regular updates sent to your inbox.
See what Kortext LIVE is all about
Watch highlights from last year’s event.
Register your place
Join us for an exclusive one-day event for senior higher education leaders. Attendance is complimentary but spaces are limited, so register your place to avoid disappointment.
We’ll confirm your attendance by email following registration and send the speaker line-up, agenda and event details as soon as they’re ready.
Here’s what to expect on 23 February:
- Research-led panel discussions
- Networking with peers
- Sector case studies