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Webinar | Enrollment Crisis, University Closures, and Smaller Budgets: How Can IT Help?
This webinar is a part of the EDUCAUSE Industry Insights series.
Enrollment has been declining for several years, reaching what EDUCAUSE now calls an "enrollment crisis" in their 2024 Top 10 report. Universities are closing or merging at a rate of once a week, according to the Hechinger Report. The competition for budget dollars is more challenging than ever.
Join us for an interactive panel discussion addressing these pressing issues. Thought leaders from the US and the UK will explore the driving factors behind the crisis, the trends institutions are observing, and actionable solutions to address them.
Learn from leading universities as they share strategies and technologies to navigate the enrollment crisis. Discover how institutions enhance student engagement, boost enrollment, and streamline processes.
Gain practical advice on thriving in today's educational landscape. This webinar is essential for staying competitive in higher education.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand key factors behind the enrollment crisis in higher education.
- Discover strategies to enhance service delivery while reducing costs.
- Gain insights on meeting students where they are through flexible learning options and digital support.
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