Bisk and the University of Missouri–St. Louis will jointly offer workforce development programs.

 

 Bisk and the University of Missouri–St. Louis will ....




Professionals nowadays have more options for job advancement and a more diverse skill set when they collaborate. January 30, 2024 / Tampa, Florida — An exciting new collaboration between Bisk, a leader in corporate and online education, and the University of Missouri–St. Louis (UMSL) has been revealed. Working professionals will have access to UMSL's industry-relevant educational courses thanks to this strategic partnership and Bisk AmplifiedTM, a unique platform that helps firms align their upskilling goals and promote individual and company success.

By working together, Bisk and UMSL will address the region's needs for
workforce development while giving access to UMSL's esteemed academic offerings. Their program is to provide avenues for individuals to enhance their skill set, hence maintaining their competitiveness and adaptability to the distinct demands and characteristics of the area.

 

“Investing in the upskilling of the St. Louis community is a crucial endeavor that establishes the groundwork for long-term economic prosperity and resilience,” said Bisk Vice President of Workforce and Education Dr. Jennifer King. “Through the Bisk Amplified™ platform, we provide cutting-edge programs to equip professionals to adeptly navigate the professional landscape.”

 United by a shared mission of empowerment and community development, Bisk and UMSL envision a future where professionals, equipped with industry-aligned education, are prepared for leadership roles and thrive in the dynamic modern workforce. Bisk Amplified™ emerges as a strategic solution, enabling organizations to leverage their corporate benefits for the advancement of their organizations and people.

  Vice Chancellor for Strategic Enrollment and Career Advancement at UMSL Reggie Hill stated, "UMSL is thrilled to partner with Bisk in redefining the way professionals access higher education." "Together, we are committed to providing working individuals with the tools and information they need to spur innovation and positively influence their communities." Click this link to read more about the online courses made possible by this collaboration: https://onlinelearning.bisk.com/amplified/umsl. Employers, membership associations, and nonprofit organizations can offer their staff a one-stop shop to access Bisk's extensive portfolio of courses, certificates, and degree programs through Bisk

AmplifiedTM, an online platform created in collaboration with some of the top universities in the world.

  About UMSL


The University of Missouri–St. Louis (UMSL) is the largest public research university in eastern Missouri, and the third largest in the state, priding itself on creating greater access to higher education and opportunity for its nearly 15,000 diverse students. UMSL confers nearly 3,000 degrees annually and offers a wide range of baccalaureate and master’s degrees, two education specialist degrees and 17 doctoral degrees, including the only professional doctor of optometry program in Missouri. Established in 1963 as the fourth campus of the University of Missouri System, UMSL boasts more than 115,000 alumni, 75 percent of whom live and work in the St. Louis region.

  About Bisk


 Bisk partners with leading institutions to deliver online degree and certificate programs to learners around the world. We provide the resources, expertise, and technology to help institutions grow and students thrive. Through our online education services, we have supported more than one million enrollments for universities such as Villanova University, Michigan State University, University of South Florida, Florida Institute of Technology, Emory University, Southern Methodist University, University of British Columbia, Vanderbilt University, Eastern Connecticut State University and Columbia Law School. Our mission is to amplify potential through transformational learning experiences. To learn more, visit bisk.com.
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