Student Relationship Management systems provide universities and other education providers with the tools they need to engage with students across the learning lifecycle, track attainment and progress and create detailed reports and projections. According to Capterra, 65 percent of companies adopt a CRM within their first five years of business. As a leader in higher education, you and your institution (including staff and students) can benefit from a specialised CRM for higher education. What is a Student Relationship Management system? A Student Relationship Management system is a software solution that enables universities and other higher education providers to streamline student data and automate interactions with enrolled students, as well as applicants and alumni.
A growing number of universities are using predictive analytics to accelerate learning and improve student success rates. Find out how HEIs are leveraging algorithms to facilitate early interventions and uncover various pitfalls.
With changing demographics comes a required shift in the way universities handle admissions systems. No longer are the legacy and PDF-handled admissions processes capable of meeting the needs of the up-and-coming generation of college students. These processes must be streamlined through mobile-friendly, cloud-based admissions systems.
E-learning is predicted to grow fifteen-fold over the next decade and is likely to account for 30% of all education by 2030. You only have to look at how universities have adapted in 2020 to see that technology has the power to reshape the way students learn and engage with higher ed.
In the time of the pandemic and being furloughed, it seemed the perfect time to consider enhancing your CV, gain further professional skills and increase employability, career progression and development. An influx of learners signed up to eLearning qualifications.
As education leaders consider their options in the age of the COVID-19 crisis, they must rethink the conventional wisdom.As education leaders consider their options in the age of the COVID-19 crisis, they must rethink the conventional wisdom.
As we head towards the end of 2020 (and what a year it’s been!), we’re taking stock of the recent research around what prospective international students are prioritising at the moment. We’ll also be sharing some tips around what higher education providers can do to remain attractive to international students as we journey into 2021.
A large proportion of students are understandably concerned about their career prospects after graduation. A survey conducted in April 2020 by the National Union of Students (in the UK) found that 95 per cent of nearly 10,000 students voiced fears about the impact of the coronavirus on the economy, while 81 per cent were specifically concerned about their job prospects. So what can universities so to reassure students and help prepare them for the changing world of work?
As the university admissions landscape becomes increasingly competitive, institutions are leveraging video content in creative ways to pique the attention of prospective students. It’s no longer enough to rely on traditional approaches; to remain relevant in the eyes of stakeholders, the higher education sector needs to embrace the newest and most innovative approaches. VR, interactive videos and engaging explainers are just the tip of the iceberg…
