Stakeholder Participation Central to Innovation
Stakeholder involvement from an early stage is vital for innovative graduate programs. The...
Navigating the Maze: Overcoming Institutional Roadblocks to Innovation
Roadblocks come in all shapes and sizes when it comes to developing innovative programming. It’s a...
Launching Innovation: What Does It Take to Succeed?
Sometimes the best approach to launching a radically innovative program is to ensure all key...
Three Questions to Ask Before Jumping Into a New Market
Before entering a new marketplace, higher education administrators must understand the lay of the...
Graduate Education: Keeping the Workforce Fresh
Graduate credentials are critical for employees to keep pace with the changing and evolving labor...
Flexibility and Responsiveness Critical for Adult Graduate Students
Flexibility and responsiveness to student needs — both academically and administratively — creates...
Globalization and Outcomes-Focus are Changing the Face of Graduate Education
Shifting student demographics and increased demand for immediately-relevant labor market skills is...
What Separates Non-Traditional Graduate and Undergraduate Students?
Though more non-traditional graduate students are working full-time and paying for education with...
Alternative Credentials Can Motivate Graduate Education to Clarify Outcomes and Quality
As certificate programs gain in popularity as a means to acquire technical skills, higher education...
Commoditization Should Impact Transactional Higher Ed, not Academics
The commoditization of graduate education should not impact academic quality; through all of the...
Innovation Focus Should Be on Quality, Not Cost
Innovation in the graduate education space should be more focused on creating enriched student...
Graduate Education Not Worth the Price of Admission … But It Can Be
Changes need to be made to graduate-level programming to ensure students receive value for the...
