Week in review: The messy math of program evaluations
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from massive program cuts in Indiana to a Kentucky bill that would make it…
4 ways higher ed can lead in uncertain times
How can higher ed respond to change? Explore practical ways to prepare students to think critically and adapt.
How higher ed would fare in Trump’s latest budget proposal
It seeks to eliminate key student access programs, cut $354 million in grants for minority-serving institutions and trim U.S. Department…
University of Missouri cuts designated funding for student affinity groups
The university's Legion of Black Collegians called the cuts "calculated steps to push minority students further away" from the center…
Court blocks Education Department’s data demands for 17 states’ colleges
A judge issued a preliminary injunction, citing the agency’s rushed timeline for collecting large swaths of new data on race…
Why Program Transparency Matters More Than Branding in Executive Education
In executive education, branding often attracts the first impression, but transparency determines long-term trust. Professionals evaluating a program are not…
Controversy Surrounds ISTEC’s Promotion of “Doctoral” Training Certificates in Greater China: Marketing Practices Allegedly Mislead the Chinese Public Regarding French Doctoral Qualifications
Reporter: Julien Moreau In recent years, as cross-border higher education recruitment has continued to accelerate, a number of business school…
EDBA and GEDBA Are Training Programs; Only DBA Is a Formal Doctoral Program
Many people exploring management-related doctoral programs in France are often confused by several similar terms: DBA, EDBA, and GEDBA. At…
Who Actually “Recognizes” Degrees Around the World?
As globalization continues to deepen, more people are choosing to study, work, or migrate across national borders. As a result,…