Manchester Metropolitan University has successfully implemented Thesis SM, a cloud-based student information system, across its full student lifecycle. The platform went live in March, replacing legacy systems and supporting approximately 44,000 students across undergraduate, postgraduate and international programmes. The unified system integrates admissions, student finance, academic records and student services into a single platform. It includes automated workflows, self-service registration and improved data visibility through integration with the Student Loans Company. Manchester Met, one of the UK's largest universities, serves students from over 120 countries. Chris Robinson, the university's CIO, said the implementation exceeded quality expectations and positions the institution to deliver strategic objectives through modernised student technology. The deployment represents a significant benchmark for complex institutional environments in UK higher education.

Bethel University selects Thesis' Elements to enhance administrative processes, student support, and overall campus experience, signing a 5-year contract for modernization and efficiency.