ChatGPT/AI was supposed to be the next big thing to revolutionize higher education. But based on my students’ comments, it is less than underwhelming. But that does not matter. AI will be the latest ...

When we look at the factors that most threaten U.S. higher education today, it is reasonable—even logical—to look within our institutions because there are so many dangers inside academia at this ...

In the 1990s, Peter Senge championed the notion of a learning organization — “an organization that is continually expanding its capacity to create its future” — in his book, “The Fifth Discipline.” ...

A few years ago I was offered a job at a corporate university at a large financial institution. This was a little dot com bubble burst (a pop that I had gotten caught up in), and at the time an ...

Researchers at the Higher School of Economics, International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy (IDlab), have examined the role of corporate universities in developing human capital and improving ...

The term “corporate university” barely raises an eyebrow these days. That is unfortunate. It’s perfectly fine for a collegial kvetch around the department water cooler, but it’s not all that helpful ...

The Supreme Court did not kill diversity. Higher education did it to itself. It has done it slowly and methodically over the last few years, as the corporate university created and then destroyed ...

Corporate universities represent a strategic fusion of educational practice and business imperatives, established within organisations to develop employee expertise and drive competitive advantage. At ...

Are traditional Corporate Universities dying off? Through some work I have been doing with Henry Mintzberg and Phil LeNir, I recently became aware of a fascinating corporate training program at ING ...

The Slow Food movement, founded in 1989 with the aim of restoring a healthy relationship between people and food, embraces a celebration of local, environmentally responsible food cultures. The ...

The commercialization or “corporatization” of American higher education has dramatically changed the character and conduct of colleges and universities over the past quarter century. The literature on ...