Everything today is being unbundled: television, hotels, even the European Union. Some education reformers would like the university to be next.
The University of Missouri, a member of the Association of American Universities, and Revature, a leading technology talent development company, today announced Revature at Mizzou, a breakthrough, no-cost coding bootcamp for MU graduates of any major, that teaches front-end development languages and places students to work within top companies upon completion.
With nearly 8 million Americans unemployed and looking for work while nearly 6 million jobs remain unfilled, it's fair to say that technology has not disrupted the labor market in a good way.
Davidson College has tapped a private partner to help launch a tuition-free online coding program for students and graduates.
Davidson students and graduates will be able to enroll in RevaturePro, Revature's main training program, for free to...
Davidson has partnered with a technology firm to offer an intensive coding and software development course to students and recent graduates (classes of 2015 and 2016) of any background, free of charge.
CUNY graduates who are seeking a career in tech can learn the skills they need through a new 12-week coding boot camp that will be offered at Queens College.
Many people are interested in pursuing a career in the sports industry, but are unsure of how (and where) to get started. To help tackle this problem, the Columbia University School of Professional Studies has launched...
Columbia University School of Professional Studies (SPS) today announced the launch of the Sports Industry Essentials program, an online-only program designed to support high school and college students who are passionate about sports, discover and explore the various career opportunities available to them in the global sports industry.
Davidson College, a leading liberal arts institution, and Revature, a leading technology talent development company, today announced a strategic partnership to provide a robust, tuition-free online coding program to Davidson students and recent graduates.
KH: If you publish a book in 2016 that deals with the relationship between higher ed and hiring, I would imagine that you find yourself invariably wading into the headline that's been bouncing around for the past couple...
