Forbes Magazine features Minerva University as one of the "Top Schools Preparing Students for Future Careers" in the age of AI.
The article, published at the start of 2025, highlights Minerva's innovative approach to education that combines global experiential learning with advanced cognitive science principles.
The author emphasizes Minerva's distinctive four-continent study program, where students immerse themselves in different cultures while integrating their academic learning with real-world experiences. This approach goes beyond traditional study abroad programs, embedding education within urban environments for deeper learning outcomes.
President Mike Magee explains how Minerva's unique model prepares students for an AI-driven future. "Minerva uses cognitive and behavioral science to cultivate the skills essential for future leaders in government, diplomacy, corporations, startups, and nonprofits," Magee says.
Forbes highlights how Minerva's curriculum addresses complexity and systems thinking – crucial skills for future careers. The university's focus on human skills that exceed AI capabilities, including understanding cognitive biases and decision-making processes, sets graduates apart in the job market.
The article cites Seabound, a company founded by Minerva alumni, as evidence of the program's success. The startup tackles maritime carbon emissions through innovative CO2 capture technology, demonstrating the real-world impact of Minerva's emphasis on problem-solving and collaboration.
For more information, contact: David L. Marcus: pr [at] minerva edu