UTSA Uses Encoura Study To Shape Microcredentials Strategy

The University of Texas at San Antonio engaged Encoura Eduventures Research to conduct a Microcredentials Strategy Study in August 2024, analyzing regional labor-market data and mapping high-impact occupations to existing UTSA bachelor’s programs. The study’s findings and recommendations are being used to guide the university’s expanding credentials initiative.

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Contract type

CONSULTING

Contract term

August 2024 (study date referenced)

Renewal

Future renewals or extensions of the research engagement are not specified in the report.

Document type

Report

Source document

The University of Texas at San Antonio Expanding Credentials Initiative Task Force Report: Phase 1 2026-06-01

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Who was awarded the consulting contract by The University Of Texas At San Antonio?

Encoura Eduventures Research was awarded this consulting contract by The University Of Texas At San Antonio, as recorded on June 1, 2026.

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This contract appears in The University of Texas at San Antonio Expanding Credentials Initiative Task Force Report: Phase 1 2026-06-01 (Report), dated June 1, 2026 from The University Of Texas At San Antonio. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.

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