Disruptive Innovation Goes to Business School: Is the MBA Dead?
Though the market for MBAs is challenging, universities can adapt to the shifting market conditions...
Though the market for MBAs is challenging, universities can adapt to the shifting market conditions...
Neil Trotta | Assistant Dean of the School of Graduate Studies, Fisher College
Focusing on cost, time-to-completion and labor market value—and delivering on those expectations...
Credential stacking is an essential piece of the puzzle when it comes to designing program...
Innovation in the MBA—from flipping the classroom to transforming the program design—is essential...
Caryn L. Beck-Dudley | Dean of the Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University
Business as usual is no longer acceptable for business schools; innovation in program design,...
Unless universities find models designed to serve the modern lifelong learner, it will be...
In order for a non-traditional unit to stand out to working adults, it’s critical to combine...
While non-degree digital credentials remain an often-misunderstood commodity in the academic and...
Brent Chrite | President, Bethune-Cookman University
In order for colleges and universities to keep up with the industry’s pace of change, it’s critical...
Scott DeRue | Dean of the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan
As the nature of higher education evolves alongside the demands of students and their expectations...
Ann Treadaway | Director of Veteran and Military Programs, Rutgers University
Even in resource-constrained environments, it’s possible to properly serve veteran and...
Scott Dolan | Associate Dean of the School of Business and Technology, Excelsior College
The Red-Yellow-Green process helps to assess the effectiveness of online instruction and provides...