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COUNTER Academy 2027

13 November 2026

The February iteration of COUNTER Academy is now full, and we aren’t accepting further applications for the time being.

We donating the July 2027 cohort to UKSG as part of their 50th anniversary celebrations. We’ll be opening applications for UKSG members at their Annual Conference, which takes place 5–7 April 2027 in Glasgow.

Tasha is open to running a third cohort next year, if a library consortium or publisher wants to buy out the whole cohort. You’ll be able to allocate the 25 spaces to anyone you choose. A private cohort will cost £6000, and your attendees will receive the full 16-week, 8-module Academy course, including the usual live Q&A sessions. If that sounds interesting, get in touch!

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