EIS InsightsEducation

The Smaller Birth Cohorts Have Reached University Admissions Offices

Universities spent decades planning around a steady supply of school leavers. In many countries, the children who were never born after birth rates fell are now the applicants who are not arriving. The institutions adjusting fastest are rethinking programs, buildings and partner…

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The Fastest-Growing Universities Right Now Are Not Universities At All

A growing share of technical training, from cloud certifications to entry-level data roles, now runs through corporate programs rather than college classrooms. For employers, it solves a curriculum-lag problem traditional institutions cannot move fast enough to fix. For everyone…

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When Learning Stops Looking Like School

Education is undergoing a quiet but profound shift. Classrooms are no longer the sole center of learning, and credentials no longer define capability on their own. As organizations rethink talent, a new model is emerging—continuous, distributed, and deeply tied to real-wor…

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