The future of HE: what will the sector look like in 25 years time and what does this mean for executive education?

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Blass, Eddie, Jasman, Anne and Shelley, Steve. 2010. "The future of HE: what will the sector look like in 25 years time and what does this mean for executive education?" Voller, Shirine, Blass, Eddie and Culpin, Vicki (ed.) The future of learning: insights and innovations from executive development. Ashridge, Herts, United Kingdom. Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 33-46
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The future of HE: what will the sector look like in 25 years time and what does this mean for executive education?

Book Chapter CategoryEdited book (chapter)
ERA Publisher ID2865
Book TitleThe future of learning: insights and innovations from executive development
AuthorsBlass, Eddie (Author), Jasman, Anne (Author) and Shelley, Steve (Author)
EditorsVoller, Shirine, Blass, Eddie and Culpin, Vicki
Page Range33-46
Number of Pages14
Year2010
PublisherPalgrave Macmillan
Place of PublicationAshridge, Herts, United Kingdom
ISBN978-0230240537
Web Address (URL)http://www.ashridge.org.uk/Website/Content.nsf/wFAR/The+Future+of+Learning:+Insights+and+Innovations+from+Executive+Development?opendocument
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[Introduction]:
The concept of ‘university’ has been around for centuries and yet the majority of British Universities have yet to reach their 50th birthday. The higher education
(HE) sector has been through extensive change over a relatively short period of time and this is likely to continue in the future. With regard to Executive Education, the HE sector has been the provider of a range of
qualification programmes, most notably the MBA and now it’s Doctoral upstep, the DBA; as well as short course provisions and accreditation of inhouse training programmes. Individual HE institutions partner organisations
to provide bespoke, tailored qualification programmes, sometimes linked to the organisation’s Corporate University (Blass, 2001). As the MBA shifts from being the pinnacle of executive education to a mass delivery graduate conversion
course in business (Blass and Weight, 2005a), and organisations are experiencing the impact of a global recession and the ‘credit crunch’, the future of executive education provisions within HE is questionable. Universities need to be identifying exactly what it is that they can offer organisations, that are ‘better’ than the organisations can provide themselves. Simple accreditation of programmes is not going to be enough in the medium to
long term as the Privy Council is demonstrating willingness to offer corporate entities degree awarding powers. The market for short course provision is becoming increasingly competitive and specialised, and expenditure on executive education is being reined in as the impact of the recession takes its toll on organisations. The current debates governing the future of HE centre on the issues of globalisation, use of ICT and the internet, and the knowledge economy.

Keywordshigher education; future; executive education
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020390403. Educational administration, management and leadership
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Byline AffiliationsSwinburne University of Technology
Faculty of Education
University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
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