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A tripartite curriculum -- consisting of general education requirements to guarantee intellectual breadth and ensure that graduates acquire a foundation in the liberalarts, a major to offer depth, and electives to maximize individual choice – is supposed to produce well-rounded graduates.
From the strategic and smart use of technology, to the need for data fluency across all disciplines (and yes, that includes liberalarts institutions), and the changing modes of online and in-person instruction, universities have been watching, and some embracing, what employers expect from graduates in today’s rapidly changing workforce.
” The college said its plan also “calls for Allegheny to have a student-to-faculty ratio that is aligned with other national liberalarts colleges. All other programs—including Chinese—were to be maintained.
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Our professional programs align with industry standards and our more broadly liberalarts offerings provide ample opportunity for students to explore the many paths open to them, through research, internships, service learning, and so on. We do that well.
This was back in the 1990s, so it was early for a professor outside of an education or computerscience department to be thinking about such things. The focus of NEI will be on majors such as computerscience and business, and eventually, broader areas of engineering and design. What a Neo-Cal State would be like.
Career outcomes are measurable, and we’ve seen a lot of movement by governments and organizations like Michael’s in driving those data forward. People often worry about liberalarts majors in these conversations. Higher education has never been terrifically good at measuring its impact or … measuring learning.
They can also join student organizations and participate in activities at Illinois Tech. We are a technology-based school predominantly focused on engineering and computerscience. There’s also a preeminent architecture school, law school, business school, and the School of the Sciences. I was a physics major.
aggressively encourage students to participate in intramural athletics and less formal forms of organized exercise. In this context, campuses need to organize discussions about cross-cultural communication and workshops on professional behavior and etiquette. offer more workshops on topics of high student interest.
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They were very strong in the sciences, extremely strong in mathematics with the Curran Institute but didn’t have an engineering program. And they felt this particularly in computersciences. 00:38:24] And there are a lot of those models, particularly among smaller, liberalarts institutions.
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