The institute will offer remote undergraduate degrees priced at around $10,000, using artificial intelligence to deliver scalable and personalized learning experiences. According to ETS CEO Amit Sevak, the institute is designed as a complementary pathway within the broader higher education ecosystem, not a replacement for traditional universities. The program is targeted at students who cannot access or afford conventional degrees, as well as professionals seeking to reskill in the AI era.
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The first program to be introduced will be a bachelor’s degree in applied AI, aimed at preparing students for roles in technology, consulting, finance, and other knowledge-intensive sectors. The curriculum will focus on competency-based learning, with students engaging in collaborative projects, live sessions with industry experts and TED speakers, and peer-based learning environments rather than traditional lecture formats.
The model also integrates AI-enabled tutoring and advanced assessment methods developed by ETS, alongside an emphasis on 'durable skills' such as communication, creativity, and collaboration. are expected to open within 12 to 18 months, with plans undeApplications rway to secure U.S. accreditation and expand globally. The launch highlights growing efforts to align higher education with the evolving needs of an AI-driven workforce.
