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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.
U.S. immigration updates: The June 20 and June 23 court orders allow Harvard to continue enrolling international students and scholars while the case moves forward. Harvard will continue to defend its rights — and the rights of its students and scholars.
Sticking to the status quo will end in disaster for most postsecondary institutions. To stay relevant, institutions have to rethink all aspects of the higher education product, from programming to student support to organizational models.
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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.
The Division of Continuing Education, which is part of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, is exploring a new digital credentials program.
The Division of Continuing Education (DCE) at Harvard University is dedicated to bringing rigorous academics and innovative teaching capabilities to those seeking to improve their lives through education. We make Harvard education accessible to lifelong learners from high school to retirement.
Harvard degrees, certificates and courses—online, in the evenings, and at your own pace.
Academic summer opportunities for adult, college and high school students—at Harvard and abroad.
Short, intensive programs to develop skills and strengthen your professional profile.
Peer learning in the liberal arts—a community program for retired and semi-retired professionals.
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