Oxford Saïd and Simplilearn Launch AI-Focused Executive Programs
Saïd Business School, University of Oxford has partnered with Simplilearn to launch five professional programs focused on AI and digital transformation, announced in a press release. The collaboration combines Oxford's academic expertise with Simplilearn's global online learning infrastructure.
The programs are tailored for business leaders managing AI integration across industries. They cover AI-driven decision-making, organizational readiness, cybersecurity, advanced analytics, and strategic finance. Each course includes reading materials, case studies, videos, podcasts, and assessments, along with masterclasses from Oxford faculty.
Participants who complete the programs will receive University of Oxford–branded certificates and gain access to Oxford Saïd’s Elumni network of more than 50,000 professionals. The courses will be delivered on Simplilearn’s platform, offering flexible, self-paced learning supported by 24/7 assistance and community engagement.
According to the announcement, the partnership aims to address growing skill gaps as organizations prioritize AI adoption, equipping professionals with strategic and technical knowledge for effective AI integration.
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