Professional Education

Harvard Institutes for Higher Education

Upcoming Programs

View the complete listing of upcoming programs at HIHE, or search by your professional role:

The HIHE Leadership Webinar

Learn more about the HIHE leadership programs and view the January 15, online information session, led by HIHE Senior Director, Joseph Zolner. The webinar highlighted the HIHE transformational learning experience and included an overview of the HIHE Core Summer Institutes, MDP, MLE, IEM and HSNP. Watch Now

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HIHE Networking and Alumni Receptions

View a complete listing of upcoming HIHE receptions at national conferences.

Harvard Institutes for Higher Education

Over forty years ago, the Harvard Graduate School of Education was among the first to apply the principles of business management to the world of higher education. Today, HGSE continues to be at the forefront of new thinking in higher education leadership-from exploring 21st century institutional challenges to reconnecting experienced administrators with the core goals and purposes of their work.

Objective

With an outstanding faculty and a dynamic network of more than 10,000 alumni who maintain long-term relationships and often return to HIHE as their careers advance, our programs have had a significant impact in the U.S. and around the world. Our goal is to continue to attract educational leaders who bring a commitment to personal growth and institutional success.

Benefits

HGSE offers a vibrant portfolio of leadership development programs designed for higher education administrators, from directors and department heads to university presidents.  Because the management issues you face depend on your position, we group you with peers with similar experience. A balance of synthesized research and experiential learning is designed to stretch your thinking and encourage discussion of common challenges. Participants bring different perspectives and represent a range of institutions, from large research universities to small liberal arts colleges and community colleges.