The IC Global Café

At this IC Global Café we’ll be focusing on the role of agents to support universities’ international student recruitment strategies as well as wider benefits such as alumni and employability. We’ll discuss agent training and examples of successful collaborations between agents, universities and students; the evolving role of agents over the next 5-10 years; and share strategies and advice for universities looking to enhance relationships with both students and agents.

At this IC Global Café we’ll explore how UK higher education institutions can expand beyond traditional approaches to international education. The session will focus on working  in partnership with regional and industry stakeholders to enhance educational offerings, align with local workforce needs, and drive economic growth.

At this IC Global Café we’ll explore recent developments in international student recruitment as well as future predictions over the next 6 to 12 months. Featuring data provided by IDP Connect on key markets, including the UK, Australia, United States and Canada, the session will also include practical tips and actionable strategies to "turn the tide" on current recruitment challenges.

Join a conversation with our speakers who will take you through some easy and practical steps to help you to manage your stress levels, achieve a better balance in your day-to-day work and achieve wanted outcomes whilst also looking after yourself. Learn some practical tips to help you and enjoy some short breathing and stretching exercises that you could incorporate into your daily routine to also help you.

Guest speakers will discuss: The ACU’s perspective on nurturing enduring partnerships in India; best approaches to collaboration in India; examples of partnerships in India; The value and positive impact of partnerships in India.

Guest speakers will discuss the value and benefits of a pathway degree to international students and partner universities, including the cost of living savings for international students studying on an in-country pathway programme versus a traditional on-site campus; the positive impact of pathway providers to major higher education export countries; the significant trends in the higher education market that make pathway providers attractive; and the services and business models which exist in the pathway provider sector.