Technological Upgrades Bethune-Cookman University has recently received a nearly $900,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to enhance its technology infrastructure, indicating a strong focus on digital modernization and potential demand for advanced edtech solutions.

Online Education Expansion The university has launched new online degree programs to extend its reach beyond Daytona Beach, creating opportunities to provide e-learning platforms, virtual engagement tools, and online student management solutions.

Funding and Amenities Received additional funding of $100,000 from the US Tennis Association for campus sports infrastructure, signaling openness to investments in student facilities and sports tech, which could be leveraged for marketing sports management and facility enhancement products.

Leadership Changes With the recent appointment of a new president, Albert Mosley, there is an opportunity to engage in leadership outreach strategies and present tailored solutions aligned with the university’s evolving strategic goals.

Market Position & Growth As a prominent HBCU with a revenue range of up to $100 million and a growing student body, Bethune-Cookman represents a valuable partner for scalable educational solutions, alumni engagement tools, and diversity-focused initiatives.