“The potential is huge” – Indonesia’s TNE and outbound market
Universities are setting their sights on Indonesia as a transnational education destination, while agents suggest the outbound market has rebounded after the pandemic.
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Mission impossible: Is the quest for diversity realistic?
Every university wants to improve diversity on campus, but the numbers suggest that achieving growth and balanced diversity might be an impossible task. Is it time for universities to be realistic about where international students come from and what that means for the student experience?
The invisible support helping university admissions teams
The downside to higher demand is that institutions have to pay the operational cost of processing tens of thousands of applications that are inevitably unsuccessful. The PIE talked to providers in the UK, as they pitched their solutions on offer.
Exclusive interview: why Nigeria will be next for bilateral education agreement with UK
The PIE exclusively interviewed Sir Steve Smith, UK government International Education Champion; His Excellency Sarafa Tunji Isola, UK high commissioner for Nigeria; and Rupert Daniels, director of Creative, Lifestyle and Learning at the Department for International Trade.
Mental health experts advocate proactive approach on campus
Record numbers of students reported symptoms of anxiety and depression during the pandemic, but mental health experts have cautioned that scores more also suffering, yet not seeking treatment or accessing resources. Maureen Manning finds out more.
Universities “must think long term” when investing in Latin America
Stakeholders from both British universities and education support organisations in Latin America have said that investment must be looked at in the “long term” for the region.
Is the term ‘aggregator’ becoming a dirty word?
The term aggregator has quickly formed connotations of dislike and disapproval in parts of the sector, with many student recruitment companies seeking to distance themselves from the label. Nick Cuthbert reads between the lines in international education lexicon.
K12: How are Ukrainian children accessing education?
From online lessons to classes in bomb shelters, Ukraine’s teachers have ensured education continues for the country’s children. Helen Packer talks to some of those going the extra mile for their students.
Could Nigeria be exempt from IELTS?
A petition to abolish requirements for IELTS has reached nearly 75,000 signatures in Nigeria and prompted an official response from the UK Home Office. Timothy van Gardingen asks if Nigerian students could be exempt in the future.
What is the “great resignation” and why is it happening?
Increased private investment in edtech and international student recruitment businesses has triggered a talent war, with a number of high profile, experienced candidates moving from lengthy university careers to private sector positions. Nick Cuthbert investigates.
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