Miranda presents her research, undertaken during a co-creation placement, which examines the practical application of co-creation in higher education, with a focus on student voice and curriculum design. She is dedicated to making co-creation accessible as a tool for educational practice. Miranda Geller is a second-year undergraduate sociology student at the University of Nottingham and an international student from Peru. Her research, undertaken during a co-creation placement, examines the practical applic ...

Saylor Academy is now Saylor University.The Florida Department of Education has granted @saylordotorg university status—marking a major milestone in our mission to provide free, world-class higher education for all.https://t.co/SbimeofUkQ ...

Core Insights - Harvest Investment Services disclosed a purchase of 110,675 shares of Laureate Education, valued at approximately $3.42 million based on quarterly average pricing [1][2] - The transaction increased Harvest's stake in Laureate Education to 1.07% of its 13F reportable assets under management [8] Company Overview - Laureate Education has a market capitalization of $5 billion, with a trailing twelve months (TTM) revenue of $1.70 billion and a net income of $281.63 million [4] - The company's stock price was $33.97 as of the last trading day, reflecting an 84% increase over the past year, significantly outperforming the S&P 500's 19% gain during the same period [8] Business Model and Operations - Laureate Education operates a network of universities offering diverse higher education programs across multiple countries, focusing on academic quality and accessibility [6] - The firm generates revenue primarily through tuition and fees from its universities in Mexico, Peru, and the United States, targeting students seeking professional advancement [9] Growth and Financial Performance - Enrollment growth has been steady, with new enrollments rising by 8% and total enrollments increasing by 5% last year [11] - Revenue for 2025 was approximately $1.7 billion, representing a year-over-year increase of about 9%, while adjusted EBITDA grew to nearly $519 million from $450 million in 2024 [11] - The company has returned over $200 million to shareholders through stock repurchases and recently increased its share buyback authorization by an additional $150 million, indicating confidence in future growth [12] Market Position - The rising demand for private education in Latin America has contributed to Laureate's stock performance, with expectations for continued growth in the region [10]

Higher‑ed students and employers face growing skill gaps and uncertainty, while current educational offerings often fall short in preparing students for real business needs. This summary outlines the challenges on both sides and highlights frameworks for delivering workplace value through students while empowering them to navigate an AI‑driven future. Alexander B. Chan is an Assistant Professor of Business Analytics in the School of Business at Molloy University. He holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in ...

Bruno Bethleheim wrote in his book the uses of enchantment every transformation demands as its price the death of the old self. When I started at Dyingel College in 2017 we served a population of just over 300 students. This year, we're projected to surpass 10,000.Nearly every system, form, process, or structure created to support the population when I started has been restructured, reimagined, or even innovated out of operations as we've grown. At each moment of innovation, we have paused to consider what ...

Good evening ladies and gentlemen. My name is Naven and I am an international education expert. I have over 10 years of experience in this industry but still this is the best place I could have sh I could have found to share my idea.I have met and I have helped and supported over 25,000 students over these past 10 years. I have met students studying arts. I have met students studying engineering. I have met students studying architecture. I have met students studying medicine.Whatever field there is educati ...

Artificial intelligence needs to be a real part of higher education. Instructors must realize that AI isn't just some futuristic possibility. It is a current reality.People in higher education must have a literacy for themselves in order to properly harness its power and have an effective educational experience. Thus preparing students for the modern workforce. Did you like that opening paragraph.Believe it or not, because that was completely generated by AI. I simply put in the first couple of sentences an ...

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that most people in the audience might be over the age of 22. Now, if this is the case, what if I told you if you're over the age of 22, you're now going to need to leave this learning space because it's only for individuals 21 years old and younger. Kind of outrageous, right? However, this is the message that a large sector of a particular population of our citizens hears every day. And who might they be? individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities or ...

From @WSJopinion: Is a four-year degree worth it? If colleges and universities want families to answer “yes,” they’ll need to make some changes on campus, writes Sian Leah Beilock.https://t.co/H1JKyHqZlC ...

Imagine a life where your dreams are limited by poverty, discrimination, and systemic barriers. That seems impossible to overcome. A life where education is not a right but a privilege you have to fight for every single day.In India, millions of people face these challenges, especially those from historically marginalized communities like Dalit known as untouchables, Adiasis, Nomadic, Denotified Tribes. Hello everyone, I am Raju Kendra, a founder and CEO at Eloendi India Foundation work as work for democrat ...