The University of the Future
Download as PPTX, PDF6 likes2,359 views
The document summarizes key challenges and opportunities that universities will face in the next 10-15 years according to the Ernst & Young University of the Future Report. These include: 1) Democratization of knowledge and changing models of teaching and learning. 2) Increased contestability of markets and funding models. 3) Rapid advancements in digital technologies. 4) Growing global mobility of students and faculty. 5) Deeper integration with industry and workforce needs. The report suggests that universities needing to adapt their operating models to remain viable in this changing landscape.
The University of the Future
- 1. The University Challenge Analysis based on the Ernst & Young, University of the Future Report
- 2. The University Challenge: •“A broad based •teaching & research institution •with a large asset base •and large in-house back office •will prove unviable in 10-15 years.” Ernst & Young, University of the Future Report 2013
- 3. 1. Democratisation of knowledge & access
- 10. v
- 18. Engaging Learners in Changing Times Closed book exams Open book world Memorising “just in case” Accessing “just in time” Teacher (what) Coach (how) Clinical classroom: Innovative aesthetic: Block out distractions Stimulates learning Industrial system Organic environment Curriculum driven (3Rs) Learner-centric
- 19. 2. Contestability of markets & funding
- 20. 1973
- 21. 2013
- 22. 2053
- 23. Population: Today & 2050 Population Growth: 2011-2050 (in millions) 2011 Over 65s 3.05 2011 2011 Under 18s 5.22 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Under 18s Over 65s % increase 34% 294%
- 24. Population: Today & 2050 Population Growth: 2011-2050 (in millions) 8.97 2011 Over 65s 3.05 2050 2011 6.97 2011 Under 18s 5.22 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Under 18s Over 65s % increase 34% 294%
- 25. Funding and the future Commonwealth budget as % of GDP Aged Pension 2.8 2011 Education 2.7 0 1 2 3 4 5
- 26. Funding and the future Commonwealth budget as % of GDP 2.8 Aged Pension 4 2011 2050 2.7 Education 1.9 0 1 2 3 4 5
- 38. “I don’t care what platform our news appears on – if it is on printed paper or if it is on the web or mobile or whatever” Rupert Murdoch, Wall Street Journal
- 39. “Engaging” Varied delivery Learning Preference Practical & Experience Hands on activity Facilitated interactive discussion Case studies- real world “Not engaging” Demonstration Verbal only Observable Self directed learning Academic lectures Group work Non-visual Online learning Formal presentations Classroom style “Depends” Text information Using technology Monologue
- 57. 5. Integration with industry
- 65. New Jobs for the Future Social media manager Sustainability officer Retirement services agent Classroom avatar manager Medical nanotechnologist Digital history analyst Cyber security professional
- 77. Transformers
- 78. Niche Dominators
Editor's Notes
- #8: From phone directory to contact someone to social networksFrom the written to the tactileFrom the user manual to intuitiveFrom street directory to GPS guidance (choose your route)From RSVPs where you used to plan with structure to FB yes, no, maybe.
- #35: FundingFundingTeacher-payTeacher-payBack-to-basicsBack-to-basicsFundingRespectful-relationshipsRecruiting&retainingEntertainment-vs-educationBack-to-basicsClassroom-sizeTechnologyTeacher-trainingHigher-payLimited-fundsFundingFundingStudent-behaviourTechnologyStudent-behaviourBack-to-basics