The University of California, Riverside’s School of Business Administration just added two new programs – a Master of Finance degree and a Flex MBA Program – to its fall 2013 …
Education and testing organization ACT recently launched its first annual College and Career Readiness Program, an awards program that recognizes individual or organizational efforts to help students prepare for their …
After years of pessimism about job opportunities, college students have cause for hope, says Phil Gardner, director of the Collegiate Employment Research Institute at Michigan State University. Employers are ramping …
Harvard Business School (HBS) recently announced it will soon offer an executive education class meant to help human resources executives attract, train and keep top talent. General managers, human resources …
As law school graduates face poor employment prospects, many would-be legal clients struggle to afford a lawyer. To alleviate both problems at once, some law schools are trying to bring …
At a recent retreat, the Duke University Board of Trustees discussed the current quality of higher education and how to measure it. The goal of the discussions was to find …
New company Lumen Learning is aiming to teach educational institutions how to use open education resources (OER) in place of traditional textbooks, according to co-founder David Wiley. “OER represent huge …
Groundbreaking legislation in California would compel the state’s public universities and colleges to provide a system of faculty-approved, online courses for college credit. The bill’s author, California Senate President Pro …
Tableau Software recently announced that it would offer students a free one-year license for its data visualization software, Tableau for Students, in a bid to help students enhance their learning …
The global mobile business intelligence (BI) market should see a compound annual growth rate of 27.47 percent through 2016, according to a new report from technology researcher TechNavio. Driven in …
