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The BSQ Programs Module is the source for data on business school’s operations, including student enrollments, degrees conferred, programs, and more.
The Great Unlearning
The most dangerous thing about AI isn’t that it might replace human thinking. It’s that the more we use it, the less we might think for ourselves.
Flexibility First in Lifelong Learning
As the workforce evolves, business schools are rethinking how—and for whom—they design lifelong learning experiences.
Solving Real-World Problems, One Cohort at a Time
Students at the University of Maine work in industry-embedded consulting labs to make a positive impact on businesses throughout the state.
What Skills Will Future Business Graduates Need?
The skills that attract employers to new talent will look very different in the coming years.
AI-Driven Simulations Foster Career Readiness
AI can help students learn critical business skills such as how to communicate, solve problems, and build meaningful professional relationships.
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