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The Outcome Economy in Higher Education: Why Degrees Must Prove Their Career Value

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By Sanjay Laul
| Business News for Profit
By Mr. Sanjay Laul, Founder at MSM Grad For decades, higher education institutions measured success through enrolments, retention, examination results and graduation rates. These indicators remain important, but they no longer provide a complete picture of whether a programme has delivered meaningful value. The more relevant question today is not simply whether learners complete a degree, but what they are able to achieve because of it.
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Beyond Chatbots: How AI Is Quietly Running the Modern Campus

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By Sanjay Laul
| CXOtoday
By Sanjay Laul When most people hear ‘AI on campus,’ they picture a chatbot answering FAQs at 2 a.m. or a plagiarism detector flagging a submitted essay. That version of AI visible, conversational, contained is already old news. The more consequential transformation is happening in the background, embedded inside the systems that run admissions pipelines, manage academic records, track student engagement, and predict who will drop out before the semester ends.
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Why global students are turning to Africa for research and expertise

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By Sanjay Laul
| ET Edge Insights Verified
The role of Africa in the global higher education system is commonly discussed in terms of access differentials and outward mobility. However, such a perspective fails to account for the growing but less visible trend that some regions of the continent have established a specialized academic and research expertise that draws foreign students not for their size or affordability, but for their discipline-specific expertise and relevance.
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