Experiential learning is all about getting hands-on and actually applying what you learn in class to real-life situations. It’s a chance to grow—not just academically, but professionally and ...

There are many ways to learn. Obviously, the image most associated with learning is that of the class hanging on its teacher's every word. This applies fairly well to more theoretical knowledge. In ...

Adult learning in the United States continues to evolve as colleges, universities, and professional programs adapt to the needs of working professionals, returning learners, and career changers.

From forestry students planting and studying young trees to engineering students building new problem-solving tools, experiential learning has long been an important part of a Duke education. In 2023, ...

Editor’s note: Each month, Supply Chain Management Review covers a supply chain education topic in The Academy, which appears exclusively on scmr.com on the third Wednesday of each month. If you are ...

In the fast-changing world of sports management and marketing, academic knowledge alone is no longer sufficient to prepare ...

Part of the experiential curricula for the Presidents Leadership Class includes the completion of the Applied Leadership Experience (ALE) process. An ALE is defined, primarily, by its grounding in ...