Business schools and computer and management training; state
NAICS Code: 61140S
BLS projects Business schools and computer and management training; state to grow +8.2% through 2034 - 5.8 points faster than the 2.4% average across 291 U.S. industries, faster-growing than 87% of them. It is one of the faster-growing industries in the dataset.
Where Business schools and computer and management training; state sits among all industries
Projected 2024-2034 growth across 291 U.S. industries (BLS). This industry is marked in rose.
Where Business schools and computer and management training; state sits by projected growth
Projected employment change across tracked industries
8.2% Top 13% higher than 87% of 291 industries
Industries, banded by projected growth
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Source BLS Employment Projections · 2026-05-15
Expansion read
Signature: 39.9% mean employer AI exposure across 9 tracked public companies .
BLS still projects expansion, but our public-company overlay for this sector is thin - lean on the employment numbers above and open individual employer pages before generalizing AI risk.
NAICS 61140S · 2,900 workers (2024, ×1k) · source BLS Employment Projections 2024-2034. Employer AI grades are occupation-weighted scores from our SEC cohort, not automation predictions for every establishment in Business schools and computer and management training; state.
Public companies in this NAICS sector
NAICS sector 61 bucket (includes sibling industries). 9 companies scored · mean AI exposure 39.9%.
| Company | AI grade |
|---|---|
| Covista Inc. | B |
| Graham Holdings Co | B |
| Grand Canyon Education, Inc. | B |
| Laureate Education, Inc. | B |
| New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc. | B |
| PERDOCEO EDUCATION Corp | B |
| Stride, Inc. | B |
| TAL Education Group | B |
Grades are occupation-weighted AI exposure from our employer corpus - not a claim that every establishment in Business schools and computer and management training; state shares the same risk. Source: SEC company metadata + O*NET-weighted scores · as of 2026-05-15.
Peer Industries by Employment
How Business schools and computer and management training; state (NAICS 61140S) compares to industries of similar size, ordered by 2024 BLS employment.
| Industry | 2024 | Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals; local | 3,100 | -8.0% |
| Business schools and computer and management training; state | 2,900 | +8.2% |
| Scenic and sightseeing transportation, other | 2,800 | +2.8% |
| Biomass electric power generation | 2,400 | +1.9% |
| Business schools and computer and management training; local | 2,300 | +6.5% |
| Other schools and instruction; state | 1,600 | +4.4% |
Peers are selected by similarity in 2024 employment. Figures in thousands. Source: BLS Employment Projections 2024-2034.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people work in Business schools and computer and management training; state?
As of 2024, the Business schools and computer and management training; state industry employs approximately 2,900 workers in the United States, according to BLS Employment Projections data.
Is Business schools and computer and management training; state growing or declining?
The Business schools and computer and management training; state industry is projected to grow by 8.2% from 2024 to 2034, a net change of +200 jobs over the decade.
Which public companies sit near Business schools and computer and management training; state?
9 tracked public companies in NAICS sector 61 (sibling industries included). Sample names include Covista Inc., Graham Holdings Co, Grand Canyon Education, Inc.. Grades are occupation-weighted AI exposure scores, not company-specific automation forecasts.
How will AI affect the Business schools and computer and management training; state industry?
Among 9 tracked public companies tied to this industry's sector, the mean occupation-weighted AI exposure score is 39.9% (most common grade B). That is a staffing-pattern signal from our employer corpus, not a forecast for every firm in Business schools and computer and management training; state. Pair it with occupation-level AI exposure scores for role-specific risk.
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Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections 2024-2034; SEC employer metadata for AI grades Employment figures in thousands. Employer grades are occupation-weighted exposure scores, not firm automation forecasts