Using Business Intelligence for Designing Study Programs and Aligning Marketing Efforts
Abstract
Since higher education has become subject to growing competition, universities can’t afford to sit still and wait for applicants anymore. It has become necessary to know what students you have, where they come from and what happens to them after graduation. Universities need these figures both for planning and for marketing purposes. This is a progress report of a national system that collects data about students before, during and after the studies. Data includes line of study, migration patterns, profession, type of employment, line of business, etc. The presentation will show hands-on examples of real questions used and what benefit the answers can bring to study planners and the university’s strategic planning. It also discusses the technical and judicial foundation for the collection and sharing of data.
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business intelligence; study programs design; marketting efforts; higher education; university analytics
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References
Ladok, the consortium of universities sharing the student information system. Website http://www.ladok.se/index.php?id=643
Statistics Sweden, SCB, National Bureau of Statistics, http://www.scb.se/eng
Superweb, a part of the SuperSTAR suite by Space-Time Research Pty Ltd. Website http://www.str.com.au
The Swedish Approach to Public Access to Documents, fact sheet published by the Ministry of Justice, Sweden. Website: http://www.sweden.gov.se/sb/d/108/a/3451;jsessionid=aGLtxE9kggYa
DOI: 10.7250/eunis.2013.014
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EUNIS 2013
ISBN 978-9934-10-433-6 - online