The Canadian post-secondary sector is navigating unprecedented financial pressure — with fewer resources, fewer people, and an urgent need for the analytics and AI capabilities they no longer have the capacity to build.
Canadian institutions need data to inform operational enhancements and new program development.
But the resources to implement the underlying infrastructure is concentrated in the largest institutions, locking out the small and medium sized institutions most impacted by the crisis.
The data is there, but most institutions can't use it.
| Group | Count | Est. Total Revenue | Avg Per Institution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research Intensive Universities | 15 | 31.4 Billion | 2.09 Billion |
| Other Public Universities | ~68 | 19.0 Billion | 279 Million |
| Public Colleges and Polytechnics | ~135 | 18.5 Billion | 137 Million |
Academic Intelligence is the shared infrastructure that unlocks critical data sets, including: institutional policies, tuition and fees, and program performance.
Multiple datasets, one hosted environment.
Accelerate policy development. Search, compare, and analyze across a national library of institutional policies.
Inform tuition and fees decisions. Track and benchmark across comparator institutions.
Reduce uncertainty in program planning. Track and monitor active programs across institutions.
The team behind Academic Intelligence has worked inside Canadian post-secondary institutions. We want to hear from the sector — what's useful, what's missing, and whether we're solving the right problems.
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