Barbara Jayne Orser receives funding from SSHRC. Catherine Elliott does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, ...

Depending on the industry you are hoping to work in, having a degree or certification might not technically be required, but there is no doubt that having a strong educational background will be a big ...

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Research indicates a fivefold increase in demand for AI skills, yet most schools still ban the use of ChatGPT. A recent survey found that 70% of graduates believe generative AI should be integrated ...

The University of Ottawa’s Telfer School of Management, in collaboration with Babson College and Johns Hopkins University, has launched a new method for assessing equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI ...

Women entrepreneurs often navigate a challenging pathway marked by persistent barriers. Despite representing nearly 50% of the workforce, women-owned businesses receive only 2.3% of venture capital ...

The research mentioned in this paper was conducted with funding from the British Council under the Innovation for African Universities Program. Judy N. Muthuri works for the University of Nottingham.

The study of entrepreneurship is attracting big money these days at Tulane University. A few months ago, the Patrick F. Taylor Foundation announced it would be giving the school $14.5 million to fund ...

Although María had a university degree in special education and years-worth of experience working in business administration back in her native Venezuela, when she first arrived in Peru, she found ...

Government remains committed to strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) as well as ...