AACSB International Launches AACSB Academy To Upskill Business Education Professionals
KUALA LUMPUR, April 9 (Bernama) -- AACSB International, the global leader in business education, has announced the launch of the AACSB Academy, a transformative learning platform designed to upskill business school faculty, staff, administrators, and leaders.
The academy offers competency-based, technical learning programmes that focus on building excellence, success, and quality, all directly aligned with AACSB standards, according to a statement.
AACSB president and chief executive officer, Lily Bi noted that the academy addresses the changing needs of business education professionals, providing rigorous, competency-based programmes to enhance leadership and faculty excellence.
Meanwhile, its executive vice president and chief learning & engagement officer, Carrie Summerlin emphasised that this launch expands AACSB’s professional learning offerings, providing more opportunities for development within business education.
The AACSB Academy stands out due to its competency-based curriculum, which focuses on structured learning centred around real-world leadership, pedagogy, and accreditation skills.
It offers flexible learning formats, including in-person, virtual, hybrid, and asynchronous options, catering to the diverse needs of both individuals and institutions. Participants can earn recognised credentials, such as certificates and digital badges, that validate their professional growth and global readiness.
The academy also provides customisable learning paths, tailored to different roles and career stages, ensuring a personalised experience. Additionally, it fosters mentorship and community through cohort-based programmes that encourage collaboration and shared growth.
In addition to its accreditation curriculum, AACSB Academy introduces new offerings such as leadership cohorts, on-demand modules, seminars, and certificates on the topics of assurance of learning, artificial intelligence, professional excellence, and business simulation. Many programmes will be accessible to emerging markets, underscoring AACSB’s commitment to global, inclusive development.
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