Integrating Academic and Career Development Study

Integrating Academic and Career Development Study

Strategies to scale experiential learning and reflection across the curriculum

Growing public concern about the return on investment (ROI) associated with higher education has created pressure for both public and private institutions to assume greater responsibility for students’ post-graduation outcomes. Explore our report for 34 best practices to incorporate meaningful career exploration into the academic curriculum.

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By Colin Koproske
Colin Koproske is a managing director with the Academic Affairs Forum.
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