KPMG Australia Partners with Ellucian to Revolutionize Education Sector with AI Integration

Published on 4.16.25

  The education sector is undergoing significant transformations as technology continues to play an increasingly important role in shaping the learning experience. A key aspect of this shift is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics, which are being leveraged by various companies to enhance student outcomes and operational efficiency. KPMG Australia's partnership with Ellucian is a notable example of this trend. By joining the global Ellucian Partner Network, KPMG aims to help tertiary education institutions optimize their technology investments and thrive in a digital environment. According to Morgan McCullough, National & Global Education Lead Partner at KPMG Australia, meeting student expectations and operating efficiently are crucial for an institution's brand and revenue. Ellucian is a leading player in this space with its global presence of over 2,900 customers across the world serving millions of students. The company has partnered with various institutions to enhance their learning experience through AI integration. Firsthabit aims to lead the market by developing customized AI learning environments for each student, leveraging its data repository and technical expertise. Curriculum Genie integrates formative assessments and AI to enhance teaching, allowing educators to monitor student understanding and adjust their instruction accordingly. This platform enables students to co-create curriculum through meaningful choices, boosting engagement while developing essential skills like self-regulation and critical thinking. Curriculum Genie's units are aligned with LEA's Portrait of a Graduate framework, preparing students for real-world challenges and opportunities.

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