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Download HolonIQ's AI Survey Results. Global technology companies and governments are investing in initiatives to build AI capabilities, preparing individuals for jobs across all sectors

Building a lifelong connection with alumni is more than a matter of fundraising, with an increasing number of institutions seeking to engage alumni in their lifelong learning programs. Register for early-bird pricing for HolonIQ's global flagship Summit in 🇺🇸 New York, 10-11 Sept.

Early bird tickets closing soon for the HolonIQ flagship Back to School Summit in September. The apprenticeship model is undergoing a renaissance as the demand for skilled workers grows and the definition of skills undergoes its own transformation.

Changes in international policies and new technological advancements are driving changes in the international education landscape. Join HolonIQ in 🇫🇷 Paris for the Future of Higher Education Summit (June), and 🇺🇸 New York City for the Back to School Summit (Sept).

China enforces new regulations for AI use in higher education, targeted to maintain academic integrity. Join HolonIQ in 🇫🇷 Paris for the Future of Higher Education Summit (June), and 🇺🇸 New York City for the Back to School Summit (Sept).

Between 1969 and 2021, 1,363 degree-granting postsecondary institutions in the United States closed. Join HolonIQ in 🇫🇷 Paris and 🇺🇸 New York City.

Digital badges and portable credentials are in focus across all sectors, validating skills for a rapidly changing workforce and supporting continuous learning across education and industry.

Expect the United States to attract nearly 1.5M international students by 2030, retaining a strong hold on its position as the top study destination globally. With a co-ordinated national strategy, the U.S. has upside potential for an additional 300K students.

2024 Global Student Flows: US Outlook. Join us for this webinar as HolonIQ unpacks our latest international education data and estimates.

Universities and colleges are increasingly recognizing the value of simulated and immersive learning to enrich student experiences. What was once considered niche technology is now becoming more popular because it provides a more captivating and interactive learning environment.

Micro-credentials are gaining traction in higher education, complementing traditional degrees and addressing employer needs for verifiable skills. While digital credential adoption remains an obstacle, recent initiatives are accelerating progress.

With the continued integration of artificial intelligence across most industries, universities around the world are deploying a multitude of initiatives in research, industry partnerships and curriculum.