Higher Education Technology Resources
Higher education technology enables students to apply their studies to real-world careers and helps universities provide cutting-edge technology and services for students, faculty, and researchers.
Higher Education Technology for the Next Gen of Innovators
When students enter school at the collegiate level, having access to technology for personal use and through their school allows them to deepen and broaden their studies in specific subjects as well as seamlessly and securely collaborate with peers and faculty. With access to technological resources, students in higher education can enter the workforce having developed a rich set of skills and knowledge in their field.
Technology also enables faculty to further their independent work as well as create richer teaching and learning experiences for their students.
Finally, technology in universities can help to improve back-office efficiency, support future-proofing plans for educational access and longer-term resilience, enable deeper learning, and attract future educators and students.
Student Technology and Resources
Intel has a range of technologies and resources that are ready to help students leverage their advanced learning in higher education, no matter what they are studying.
Student Devices
Selecting a device with the right level of performance and in a form factor that best supports what a student is focusing on in school is critical. This graph shows you how to best align Intel® processors with student uses.
Internships and Scholarships
Intel and its partners offer hundreds of scholarship and internship opportunities for students at any level of their STEM degree program.
Intel® Edge AI Developer Certification
While commonly used for AI developers, this free, hands-on certification course can help students work with AI through real-world edge applications.
Esports Opportunities in Higher Education
Esports and PC gaming are growing rapidly as the gaming market spreads, creating new opportunities for the next generation of gamers.
Intel University Research Center Partnerships
Intel and its university and research partners from around the world are fostering collaborations and technology innovations for researchers and students in academia.
Educator Technology and Resources
With access to technology and Intel resources, faculty members in higher education can streamline their teaching methods and support their research.
Intel vPro® for Teaching
The Intel vPro® platform is built with business-class performance, hardware-based security capabilities, and modern remote manageability. With devices equipped with the Intel vPro® platform, teachers can collaborate with fellow faculty members and students while staying organized and secure, even when not on the school network.
Interactive Whiteboards in Education
With an interactive whiteboard—also known as an interactive flat panel display (IFPD)—professors can create a more collaborative classroom that enables in-depth discussions between students. Professors can also share, manage, and create digital content with an interactive whiteboard, allowing a more dynamic and interactive learning environment.
Intel Unite® for Education
Intel Unite® enables enhanced collaboration and creativity among students, faculty, and staff. Not only does the Intel Unite® solution create more active learning experiences, but students can also engage with their learning inside or outside of the classroom.
Explore More Learning Resources
Find out about technologies shaping our future and additional scholarship opportunities.
Technologies for Universities
Integrating technology in universities can help streamline operations, promote the school for incoming students, and optimize resources for student and faculty research opportunities. Intel can work with you to identify technologies for your institution’s current and future needs.
Digital Readiness for All
Preparing students for the current workforce is vital for a flourishing, tech-driven economy. The Intel® Digital Readiness Programs help provide nontechnical audiences with technological opportunities, regardless of their location, gender, and ethnicity.
AI for Future Workforce
The AI for Future Workforce program is aimed toward young adults in nontraditional university institutions who are looking to gain technical acumen in AI and want relevant experience in AI for future careers and social skills.
AI for Current Workforce
With a large part of the workforce having limited AI expertise and knowledge, the AI for Current Workforce program aims to equip workers with technical confidence as well as help them identify opportunities to develop work experience in AI.
AI for Citizens
Intel’s AI for Citizens program aims to demystify AI for a nontechnical audience, shrink the skill gap for wider AI adoption in the workforce, and build an elementary understanding of AI and its potential.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some innovations that emerge from higher education?
Much of today’s technology was born from research in universities or created by students who pursued an education in STEM-related fields. From AI to data centers to high performance computing, universities and students in higher education help both design and innovate new technologies that can make the world a smarter and more convenient place where technology blends into our everyday lives.
How can technology be used in higher education?
Not only does Intel partner with universities to help fuel innovation in academia, but Intel also has a vast diversity of technologies that can help bring other technological research and ideas to life. Technology’s role in higher education helps shape students’ ability to apply their knowledge to real-world careers as well as researchers’ potential to create new technological innovations.