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The School of Professional Advancement (SoPA) at Tulane University (TU) is currently accepting applications for its new online Master of Education (M.Ed) degree program with classes beginning this fall. The program was developed in partnership with Noodle, the country's fastest growing online learning network.

The acquisition marks Noodle’s entry into the international market and underscores its commitment to building the highest-quality online learning design and experience for university partners and students. Noodle, a mission-driven B Corp and the nation’s fastest-growing online education network of universities, employers, and learners, today has completed t

2022 was a year of growth and change for Noodle, with notable new university partners and programs, newly formed strategic partnerships, and a more flexible offering that allows universities to deploy Noodle technology and services campus-wide.

Wendy Colby, Vice President and Associate Provost for Boston University Virtual, and Ranjan Daniels, Senior Associate Dean of Student Recruitment and Global Outreach for the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy, have joined Noodle's Strategic Advisory Board.

Tulane University's School of Science & Engineering announced an online Master of Science in Computer Science, expanding its relationship with Noodle.

Noodle announced today the addition of former EAB Principal Kamilah Lewis to its University Partnerships team as Vice President.

When deciding to work with a third-party servicer (TPS), particularly in the domains of recruitment and marketing, the financial aspect of the conversation often revolves around choosing between two key models: revenue-sharing and fee-for-service. This choice has significant implications for an institution’s financial health and requires careful consideration.

For part four of our conversation with Dr. Doug Guthrie, Elliot Felix, and Dr. Scott Bass, we explore examples of agility in Higher Education.

For part four of our conversation with Dr. Doug Guthrie, Elliot Felix, and Dr. Scott Bass, we go beyond the borders of the United States and look to Dr. Guthrie’s experience driving growth for Apple in China to see what lessons we can glean from this context.

You’re ready to end your OPM contract, and for sound reasons. The right approach should save you millions of dollars, give you back control of your program(s), and allow you to merge your online and on-campus models into something more responsive, resilient, and efficient.

This second article, taken from a series of interviews with Dr. Doug Guthrie, Elliot Felix, and Dr. Scott Bass, focuses on lessons to be learned from the retail industry. Taking insights from places like Apple and Costco, the conversation looks to expand horizons. In the next article, we will dive deeper into healthcare, specifically how higher education can learn from innovations that have been implemented at hospitals to improve patient care.