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Sneak preview of February issue focus |
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The economics of MBA programs |
As the structure of today’s MBA programs changes, so have the students seeking advanced degrees in an expanding range of specialties. The shift has impacted admissions, enrollment, tech budgets and delivery of instruction—which itself has moved toward hybrid courses that combine online work and in-person collaboration. |
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What do big donors expect for their money? |
Institutions may now have to go further to meet the expectations of major donors. Beyond renaming campus buildings, some schools offer corporate donors wider access to students while other administrators may ask philanthropists to adjust restricted gifts to better fit with new missions and goals. |
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Tech: Artificial intelligence |
More colleges and universities deploy artificial intelligence as a teaching and research tool—and even use it to help manage administrative operations. DA answers questions about the costs and challenges involved in adopting this advanced technology. |
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Ad Close Date: January 11, 2016 |