Save Your Spot Today Degrees Are Evolving. So Are the Skills That Define Success. Re-Architecting the Degree: Building Future-Ready Graduates in India with Micro-Credentials In a rapidly changing world of work, a degree alone is no longer the finish line. Today’s graduates need industry-relevant skills, practical expertise, and demonstrable career readiness—while institutions must create flexible learning pathways that keep pace with evolving workforce demands. Join ET Education and Coursera for Campus for an insightful LinkedIn Live session featuring distinguished higher education leaders from India as they discuss how micro-credentials are reshaping higher education and enabling institutions to bridge the gap between academic excellence and workforce readiness. Drawing insights from Coursera’s Micro-Credentials Impact Report 2026 , based on perspectives from over 3,500 learners, employers, and university leaders worldwide , the session will explore: How degrees are being reimagined for the future of work Integrating micro-credentials into mainstream higher education Building job-ready, skills-first graduates Strengthening employability through flexible learning pathways Creating measurable academic and career outcomes We're delighted to welcome Prof. Nagaraj Ramrao , Vice Chancellor, KIET (Deemed to be University); Dr. Ramesh L. Chakrasali , Principal, SDM College of Engineering & Technology; Prof.(Dr.) Ajit Singh, Vice Chancellor, Sanskaram University, Jhajjar, Haryana and Prashasti Rastogi , Senior Director at Coursera, as speakers for this pertinent discussion. Stay tuned as we unveil the rest of our speaker lineup soon.  The next generation of degrees will not just certify learning—they will demonstrate capability. Save Your Spot Today Join the conversation shaping the future of higher education   If you do not want to receive this mailer, you can from our mailing list. ETEduaction.com (Times Center), FC - 6, Film City, Sector 16A, Noida - 201301, Uttar Pradesh, India     
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Degrees Are Evolving. So Are the Skills That Define Success.

Re-Architecting the Degree: Building Future-Ready Graduates in India with Micro-Credentials

In a rapidly changing world of work, a degree alone is no longer the finish line.

Today’s graduates need industry-relevant skills, practical expertise, and demonstrable career readiness—while institutions must create flexible learning pathways that keep pace with evolving workforce demands.
Join ET Education and Coursera for Campus for an insightful LinkedIn Live session featuring distinguished higher education leaders from India as they discuss how micro-credentials are reshaping higher education and enabling institutions to bridge the gap between academic excellence and workforce readiness.

Drawing insights from Coursera’s Micro-Credentials Impact Report 2026 , based on perspectives from over 3,500 learners, employers, and university leaders worldwide , the session will explore:

  • How degrees are being reimagined for the future of work
  • Integrating micro-credentials into mainstream higher education
  • Building job-ready, skills-first graduates
  • Strengthening employability through flexible learning pathways
  • Creating measurable academic and career outcomes

We're delighted to welcome Prof. Nagaraj Ramrao , Vice Chancellor, KIET (Deemed to be University); Dr. Ramesh L. Chakrasali , Principal, SDM College of Engineering & Technology; Prof.(Dr.) Ajit Singh, Vice Chancellor, Sanskaram University, Jhajjar, Haryana and Prashasti Rastogi , Senior Director at Coursera, as speakers for this pertinent discussion.

Stay tuned as we unveil the rest of our speaker lineup soon. 

The next generation of degrees will not just certify learning—they will demonstrate capability.

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