A silver lining of Covid has been a greater appreciation from domestic Australian and New Zealand students for the reality of internationals living and learning overseas, IEAA noted at the UKCISA conference.

Every university has a different goal on why they would want to have an in-country operation. Maybe they don’t have a brand presence and want to establish one

"I'm not sure that all universities out there have all the resources they feel they need to properly compete for enrolments"

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Even though we're going to see some pretty good economic data being reported over the course of the next 12 months or so, those will not be sufficient to fully offset the pace of decline we saw last year

Even career services, if they don't have hands-on international experience, they don't know what it's like to be a foreigner in a foreign land

Everybody has a website. Students go to websites, they collect information, but there's no engagement there. The initial engagement which happens during student fairs can be replicated online

Robin Bew of the Economist Intelligence Unit has warned that the reputation of the UK as a globally open hub is under threat. Opportunities in education lie in TNE, online and recognising the value of our vocational offer, he says.