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The school’s Journalism Program offers master’s degrees for those looking to develop the skills necessary for successful careers in the field. The Journalism program’s Board provides guidance to the administration on industry dynamics, direction on shifting industry skill demands, and…
Following the announcement earlier this fall that Hunt Lambert would retire from his role as Dean of the Division of Continuing Education (DCE) at the end of this calendar year, I write today to share information about the search for…
Earlier this week, President Bacow shared the results to this year’s Harvard 2019 AAU Student Survey on Sexual Assault and Misconduct, conducted by the University in partnership with the Association of American Universities (AAU). Students across Harvard’s Schools participated in…
The 60-year curriculum: a new way of thinking about higher education. Not as a discrete four years of classroom learning, but stretching over the six decades or so that today’s college students are expected to work over their lifetime.
Michael Fabiano, A.L.M. ’16, and newly elected president of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association (HEAA), leads the AP’s business strategy for the Americas. Read The Harvard Gazette story here…
Nima Samimi has had more than 40 jobs, including songwriter, baker, waiter, carpenter, landscaper, and farmer. This is one in a series of profiles showcasing some of Harvard’s stellar graduates. Read The Harvard Gazette…
Onege Maroadi graduates from the Harvard Extension School with a master’s degree in international relations, a clean bill of health after fighting stage 3 cancer, and a happy toddler at home. This is one in a series of profiles…
The project, called Digital Credentials, aims to develop a shared infrastructure standard for digitally verifying academic credentials. Read The Harvard Crimson story here…
Hunt Lambert, dean of continuing education and extension at Harvard University, discusses the concept of the 60-year curriculum and shares his insights into how postsecondary institutions need to evolve. Read The Evolllution story here…
Kirill BigaiThe CEO and Co-Founder of Preply.com, offers tips for building a platform that successfully facilitates lifelong learning. Read the Forbes story here…
