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With a Focus on Reskilling for a Digital Workforce, DeVry University Offers New Software Development Certificate Programs
With new and emerging technologies, the digital landscape of the workplace continues to evolve, and companies need their leaders and employees to have up-to-date tech skills. To help bridge the technology gap and reskill today’s workforce, DeVry University is now offering three new software development certificate programs.
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DeVry President & CEO Tom Monahan's Message about the January 6 Events
Naperville, Ill. - Jan. 7, 2021 - It was hard to watch what happened in Washington, DC yesterday. Simply put, these were unlawful, violent attacks on our democratic institutions and rule of law. Peaceful transfer of power is a hallmark of the American experience and is a distinguishing feature of our political system.
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"Got Your Six" Veteran Sensitivity Tips for Employers on Veterans Day
Naperville, Ill, Nov. 5, 2020 - Approximately 200,000 service members transition from military service to civilian life each year. To help companies pay tribute to our military veterans this Veterans Day, DeVry University is releasing the "Got Your 6 Veteran Sensitivity Tips" from its Green Zone-Elite Training program, a program designed to help companies optimize their working relationship with military veterans.
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Study Shows Nearly 75% of U.S. Workers Report Use of Technology Now Critical to Their Careers Due to COVID-19
Naperville, Ill, Sept. 16, 2020 - Nearly three out of four (73 percent) of employed respondents in a national survey conducted by DeVry University said the use of technology has become critical in their careers due to the COVID-19 crisis. And more than half (51 percent) said they need to learn new technology skills to either keep their job, get a promotion or find a new position at a different company.
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DeVry University Launches Two New Certificate Programs to Help Students Earn Work-Ready Skills
Naperville, Ill. - Sept.14, 2020 - In a time of economic crisis and uncertainty during the global pandemic, many working professionals are adapting to new ways of doing business and recognizing the need to upskill or reskill to sustain their careers.
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Labor Day Alert: American Workers Feel Disposable
Naperville, Ill, Sept. 4, 2020 - This Labor Day, when American workers should be feeling recognized and celebrated, nearly one in four employed Americans (24 percent) believe that American workers are not valued, according to a survey by DeVry University. Perhaps more shocking, 36 percent of survey respondents report that based on their employer's actions since the start of the pandemic, they believe their employer views them as "disposable."
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