Dr. Rod Berger speaks with Daniel Diermeier, Chancellor of Vanderbilt University about the American education system, and his belief in its benefits over other nations' systems, including his homeland Germany.
With the unique perspective offered by the head of one of the leading educational institutes in the U.S., the Chancellor gives his opinion on the current benefit of 4 year degree courses, and the future potential balance of upskilling and workforce development.
Conversation weaves around the subjects of our day, yet despite the shift towards online learning, the Chancellor has noticed how Covid-19 has reinforced in-person learning.
Dr. Rod Berger delves into the future of Vanderbilt and the evolution of education within the institution, including the counter to the national narrative of the impending enrollment cliff, with Vanderbilt seeing a 30% increase over the past year.