Higher Ed

Postsecondary systems are aligning fast with workforce demands—from EV training in India to Tesla-backed campuses in Texas. Join us for the 🇺🇸 Back to School Summit Sept 9-11 in New York.

From Carnegie’s new classifications to AWS’s global workforce push, higher ed is redefining success around outcomes, access, and mobility. The rise and rise of apprenticeships - join us for the 🇺🇸 Back to School Summit Sept 9-11 in New York.

Internationalization, AI immersive training, and EdTech partnerships are trending strategies in early 2025. Join us for the Back to School Summit. 🇺🇸 NYC Sept 10-11

Cybersecurity is now core to workforce strategy, with universities building practical, industry-aligned programs to meet surging talent demand.

Universities explore new funding models and recruitment strategies as student mobility rises, highlighting trends in this year’s North America EdTech 200.

​Last week, global education leaders gathered in person at Global Skills Week to tackle the future of skills and workforce development. But even as institutions strategized face-to-face, demand for online learning continues to gain traction.

Vocational education is emerging as a distinct market, driven by policy shifts, EdTech innovation, and demand for industry-aligned, credentialed training.

With a projected shortage of 11M health workers by 2030, governments, universities, and industry leaders are investing in training, innovation, and workforce solutions. Join Global Skills Week to explore strategies for closing the health skills gap and ensuring equitable, accessible care worldwide.

Strategic partnerships are driving higher education’s digital shift. The Higher Education Digital Capability Framework helps map institutions’ progress and future areas of digital focus. Two weeks until Global Skill Week - Register Now!

​As career pathways evolve and new industries emerge, career exploration becoming a priority issue for education leaders and policy-makers, with a growing set of innovative solutions, partnerships and offerings on the market.

Higher education institutions are adopting AI at varying speeds, balancing its potential with challenges in governance, ethics, curriculum integration, and long-term impact. Join us for the Future of Skills and Work Forum to connect with peers on how institutions are tackling AI.

The global education market, valued at $7.6 trillion, is seeing workforce training emerge as key growth areas. Join us for Global Skills Week to explore key barriers and strategies for advancing the U.S. skills economy, driving workforce resilience, and boosting economic mobility.