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19 janvier 2016

CEMS: business education with ‘a feel of the United Nations’

By John Elmes. The international aspects of the master’s at a worldwide alliance of business schools will produce ‘global citizens’ for a ‘volatile’ world, hopes its head, Roland Siegers. More...

9 janvier 2016

What business do universities have in academy schools?

The ConversationBy . There has been a transformation in English education in the last decade – the academies programme has brought private trusts and corporate sponsors into the schools system. These have included a steady trickle of the country’s universities as they seek a business advantage, a better corporate image, and perhaps even a revenue stream. More...
9 janvier 2016

What Blackboard’s New CEO Needs to Do Now (and how you can tell if he’s doing it)

By Michael Feldstein. As Phil noted in his post, Blackboard has hired a new CEO, a guy by the name of Bill Ballhaus. We don’t know much about him yet, other than that he came from outside education. More...

9 janvier 2016

Blackboard Replaces CEO Jay Bhatt: What happened

By . Just over four years since Providence Equity Partners acquired Blackboard and three years after they brought in Jay Bhatt to replace co-founder Michael Chasen, the company announced another change in CEO. Blackboard has removed Jay Bhatt and replaced him with Bill Ballhaus. More...

6 janvier 2016

KGIC stock hits new low as investor pulls out

By Beckie Smith. KGIC, formerly Loyalist Group, has said that unless it secures further investment by December 31, it may not be able to continue operating beyond the end of the year. More...

6 janvier 2016

ELT worth £1.2bn to UK, but market is tougher, younger

By Beckie Smith. The UK’s ELT sector generated £1.2bn in export earnings in 2014, supporting some 26,500 jobs, a first-of-its-kind report by representative body English UK has shown. However, at last week’s British Council SIEM conference, ELT stakeholders noted that trading conditions have got even tougher since 2014 when the year-end figures were used in the report. More...

4 janvier 2016

Derrière les « business schools », tout l’enseignement supérieur appelé à se remettre en question

Il ne faut pas s’y tromper : les questions délicates auxquelles sont confrontées aujourd’hui les « business schools » concernent – ou vont concerner très vite – l’ensemble de l’enseignement supérieur. Car ces écoles, traditionnellement exposées à la concurrence (franco-française d’abord, internationale aujourd’hui), habituées à s’adapter et se réinventer sans cesse, jouent depuis longtemps un rôle d’avant-garde. Voir l'article...

3 janvier 2016

GSM London rapped by QAA over business course

By John Morgan. Concerns about course at for-profit GSM, one of country's biggest private colleges, found to be 'justified'. More...

22 décembre 2015

COP21 et business schools : comment gérer la menace fantôme ?

http://blog.educpros.fr/fiorina/wp-content/themes/longbeach_jfiorina/longbeach/images/img01.jpgBlog Educpros de Jean-François Fiorina. À la veille des conclusions de la COP21, quelle parole pour les écoles de management ? Tout comme la cybersécurité (cf mon entretien avec le CIGREF) ou le terrorisme, la menace climatique est invisible mais omniprésente. Suite de l'article...
21 décembre 2015

How a 6 month ‘degree’ could put you ahead of the competition

http://people.uis.edu/rschr1/wp-content/themes/default/images/kubrickheader.jpgHigher Ed Tech News and Research ~ Ray Schroeder, editor. Nanodegrees are a new form of online learning, focusing on specialized tech related subjects. They are run by a company named Udacity, which has close links with Google. More...

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