Jamie Taylor

Jamie has 20 years of market research experience and has worked with a wide range of HEIs, pathway providers, and sector bodies. Previously, he led the International Student Barometer (ISB), an international benchmarking study implemented by more than 800 institutions in over 30 countries. He managed the UK Government’s graduate destinations programme (DLHE) for over 150 HE providers and led the International Graduate Outcomes (i-GO) research for Universities UK, the first study to explore the career outcomes of a large sample of international graduates.

He has extensive international experience, working with education providers in Australia, New Zealand, North America and Europe. Jamie has held senior roles in education tech companies, where he helped develop a student-facing app to support engagement and wellbeing, delivered data science to help understand and drive user engagement, and was part of a cross-sector project titled “Mental Health and Analytics: Understanding and Improving Student Mental Health”.

Jamie, a graduate of The University of Durham, is originally from Yorkshire and now lives with his family in Surrey. His interests include gardening, walking and all things in the natural world.