MUMBAI, India — Emeritus, a global leader in delivering accessible and affordable high-quality education, has been ranked as the number one EdTech Company in the world by TIME Magazine’s inaugural “World’s Top EdTech Companies of 2024” ranking. This recognition recognises Emeritus’s significant impact on the global education landscape and its commitment to providing high-quality online education.
The top ranking highlights Emeritus’s remarkable growth and impact through its continuous innovation in the high-quality online education landscape across the globe. Emeritus witnessed a staggering 75% growth over the previous year – setting the company far ahead of its peers. Offering a diverse range of courses from esteemed universities worldwide, including the University of Cambridge, Harvard Business School, the University of Pennsylvania, MIT Sloan, Indian School of Business, Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), the University of Western Australia, John Hopkins, NTU Singapore, Carnegie Mellon, UC Berkeley Executive Education, INSEAD, Wharton Executive Education, among others. Emeritus has empowered learners across 80+ countries. This top spot from TIME Magazine comes right after Emeritus’s success story recently became a case study by the Harvard Business School.
Announcing this milestone, Ashwin Damera, Co-Founder and CEO, Emeritus, said, “We are honoured to be recognized as the top EdTech company in the world by the prestigious TIME Magazine. We dedicate this feat to the entire Emeritus team and their dedication to consistently raising the bar, as well as the unwavering commitment of our learners and partner institutions around the globe. Chaitanya and I embarked on this journey with a bold ambition to break down barriers to high-quality education. This acknowledgment underscores the transformative impact of our work and inspires us to continue innovating and expanding our reach.”
TIME Magazine in collaboration with Statista evaluated edtech companies based on a comprehensive framework. Factors for evaluation included financial strength and industry impact of the company, as well as revenue, employee growth, and funding data. Industry impact was assessed the quality and reach of the company’s offerings, intellectual property portfolio, and user base. Emeritus’s exceptional performance across these criteria propelled it to the top spot.
The global ranking by TIME and Statista also reflects the enduring significance of online learning in today’s industry landscape. This signifies the growing demand for accessible, high-quality learning opportunities that cater to working professionals seeking career advancement.
