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3 ways to reimagine degrees to increase equity, access and job readiness

Graduate cap on keyboard with mouse: Technology and reimagining degree programmes can increase access and equity.

Technology and reimagining degree programmes can increase access and equity. Image: Shutterstock

Betty Vandenbosch
Chief Content Officer, Coursera
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