Robin McGregor is Vice Principal (Curriculum and Quality) at North East Scotland College, one of Scotland’s largest regional colleges, with strategic responsibility for curriculum, learning and teaching, quality, and the student experience. With more than 20 years’ experience in further education, he has held a range of leadership roles and has extensive experience in curriculum development, organisational change, service transformation and partnership working. Robin is actively involved in national and regional developments across the Scottish tertiary education sector, with particular interests in curriculum reform, quality enhancement, skills, digital transformation and responding to the changing needs of learners and employers. He brings a practical leadership perspective to institutional change and to the role colleges can play in supporting learners, communities and regional economic development. 

A growing focus of Robin’s work is the responsible and effective adoption of artificial intelligence across education. He is particularly interested in how AI can enhance teaching, learning, assessment and the student experience, improve services and productivity, and support staff and students to develop the capabilities needed for an increasingly AI-enabled world. More broadly, his work focuses on ensuring that innovation and emerging technologies are embedded thoughtfully within institutional strategy and practice to deliver meaningful benefits for learners, staff and employers.