On The Future of Higher Education | Curt Rice | TEDxUWCRCN

Using his vast knowledge in the field of education, Curt Rice speaks about the future of higher education, and the importance in shifting away from competition towards cooperation. He urges listeners to push beyond the current and approach education with a new mindset.
Having vast experience in the area of higher education in Norway as the former Rector (President) of Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Oslo Metropolitan Unversity, and currently the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Mr. Rice will speak about "The future of higher education".

[ihavedeepfeelings]

This is awesome. There are so many changes in the way we do things and sometimes it feels like not everyone in society is going to have the chance to catch up. This could massively help.

[billyzwilliams]

Totally agree! Jobs are evolving, so should education. Let's focus on creativity, adaptability, and critical thinking. Essential skills for the unknown future.

[emmatshields]

The take on transitioning from competition to cooperation in higher education really resonates with me. It's high time we rethink our approach to fostering knowledge and development.

[urdadiam]

Kudos to the Norwegian University for prioritizing sustainability! We need more institutions actively working towards a greener future.

[astridsvensen]

Global collaboration in education is a brilliant idea! It's heartening to think about the positive impact such unity could have on making society better

[marianaattentio]

Cooperation, not competition, is the way forward. Education is the bridge to peace!

[jensjfriedemann]

Spreading sustainability initiatives globally sounds ambitious. Would be amazing to see universities collaborating on a grand scale like that

[kyleighmcdowell]

The point about jobs that don't exist yet is spot on. It's a rapidly changing world

[gaiasardoni]

Absolutely loved the river analogy! Navigating the currents of higher education is a shared adventure we're all part of.

[carllokit]

Love the foresight on jobs that don't exist yet! If anything it should encourage us to think creatively about how universities can adapt.

[hilum]

This talk highlights the need for interdisciplinary approaches to solve global problems. The future of education and research seems to be in collaborative efforts, which is both exciting and daunting.

[thedaveallan]

I only hope that every facet of society heads towards cooperation instead of competition. It's the only way we'll survive.

[maxinebennier]

Universities adapting to a changing world is crucial for our future. There's so much they could facilitate and it would be wonderful to see that start to happen

[TracieJLee]

I couldn't agree more with the emphasis on global collaboration in higher education. The world's problems are interconnected, and universities should be at the forefront of solving them together. Let's unite and make a difference!

[thegutcheck]

Change is the only constant. Let's embrace innovation in education.

[miatbenjamin]

Major shoutout to sustainability warriors! Let's make every educational program eco-friendly and prepare students not just for jobs but for saving the planet!

[wzhen]

His ideas about enhancing cooperation among universities for better societal impact are very good. This could redefine higher education's role in society significantly.

[hermesn]

Recognizing the unpredictability of future jobs is spot on. How can universities prepare students for roles that don't even exist yet?

[someonednamessomeone]

Just like navigating rapids, the educational journey is unpredictable! I agree it's time for universities find their life jackets and adapt to the changing currents. Well said!

[thequinnquinn]

Our solutions must embrace diverse perspectives. It's not just about solving problems but doing it together