Drupal powers some of the world's most prestigious university websites. Build a scalable, accessible academic platform that serves students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Universities and colleges are among the most complex digital environments: dozens of departments, hundreds of programs, student portals, faculty directories, event systems, course catalogs, alumni networks — all in one platform. Drupal for education handles this complexity natively.
Its robust taxonomy, multisite architecture, and granular content permissions make it the choice for Harvard, MIT, Oxford, and hundreds of leading universities worldwide.
We build Drupal platforms for research universities, community colleges, K-12 districts, and edtech companies. Our team understands academic publishing workflows, accessibility mandates, and student-facing digital services.
Stakeholder-driven, accessibility-first delivery for academic institutions.
We map every stakeholder group — students, faculty, staff, alumni — and document their content and feature needs.
Multisite Drupal architecture that lets each department operate independently on shared infrastructure.
Drupal development with SIS, LMS (Canvas, Blackboard), and library system integrations.
WCAG 2.1 AA audit, user testing with real students, and staff training for all editorial roles.
Used by Harvard, MIT, Oxford, and Stanford. Built for academic complexity.
One platform powering all departments, schools, and programs — with shared infrastructure cost savings.
Seamless integration with Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and student information systems (Banner, PeopleSoft).
Powerful course catalog search with filters for department, level, credits, and availability.
Accessibility is non-negotiable in education. Every page meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards.
Separate workflows for departments while central IT maintains platform governance.
Structured content types for research publications, faculty profiles, and citation management.
Tell us about your institution's needs — departments, student portals, integrations, and accessibility requirements.
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