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How can we help?
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Scenario: A small to mid-sized college (or university) is experiencing a decline in undergraduate enrollment and increasing competition from online education providers. What are some ways this college can enhance their undergraduate program and/or expand its offerings without losing institutional values? Leadership suspects opportunities in microcredentials, non-credit instruction, and workforce-aligned programming—but lacks clear understanding, data and strategy.
Ways we can help
Customized research and data analysis to identify areas of opportunity for innovative strategies for growth and competitiveness (For example, should you offer microcredentials? Should you offer non-credit instruction?)
Enhance understanding of current landscape through a macro-level perspective of policy and industry trends
Strategic advising for leadership and faculty support for innovative reform
Assistance with development and implementation of next steps
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The Millar Institute can assist higher education institutions and organizations that wish to develop microcredentials through:
Educational awareness of microcredential landscape
Assessment and analysis of readiness for microcredential development
Strategic frameworks for process, development, evaluation, and integration
Innovative strategies for recruiting new microcredential students
Pedagogical audits of existing microcredentials
Institutional policy recommendations for microcredentials
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Comprehensive Organizational Assessment
Gain clarity through in-depth evaluations that highlight strengths, risks, and opportunities for transformation.Tailored Strategic Planning
Co-create a roadmap for resilience and growth aligned with your mission and evolving external realities.Innovative Fundraising Solutions
Discover fresh approaches to revenue generation—from donor re-engagement strategies to alternative funding models.Board Governance & Leadership Support
Strengthen leadership through governance audits, board development, and effective engagement practices