EY

EY, in combination with EY-Parthenon, has served as an advisor to the global education sector for over 20 years, completing more than 900 projects across 80 countries. By working across the public and private sector, EY is in a unique position to observe both the supply and demand sides of education, and to monitor education trends as they play out on a local and global level.

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How university leaders can bring people along on the AI transformation journey

Exciting developments in AI are delivering real change for students and staff. Their input will be essential to the successful implementation of such technologies

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Where will generative AI take university learning?

Generative AI will no doubt transform higher education. The sector must understand how these changes will affect educators and learners

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How universities can get the biggest return on impact from AI

By automating processes with AI, universities can boost their impact and improve the student experience

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How can AI help students choose higher education?

Universities can use new technologies to appeal to prospective students – and reach new demographics

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EY session at WAS 2023

Universities must put people at the centre of strategy to support financial sustainability

As the higher education sector transforms, institutions must focus on the student experience and communicate clearly with staff

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Radically rethinking approaches to financial sustainability in higher education

Reimagining strategies for financial sustainability in higher education

The many economic challenges facing universities may be pronounced but they can be overcome with an agile mindset and innovative solutions

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How are you balancing the books for a digital future?

Rising costs are putting universities’ finances under increasing strain. The institutions that tackle the problem head-on will be best prepared for the future.

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EY session at Digital Universities Week UK 2022

Building pathways to personalised learning

Digital teaching can facilitate a new model of higher education that’s customised for the student, but to realise the potential of online, the sector must make better use of its data and overcome academic resistance to change

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