Adedamola Oloketuyi, Director, AOC Schengen, Germany
There are a lot of international students here. You can speak English, it’s fun, the nightlife is good, the job opportunities are there
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Monica Camino Moreno, CEO, Dialexy, UK
I’m originally from Spain and I know what it is like to come to the UK to study and need all your previous qualifications translated
Ahmed Ademoglu, President, CISA, Australia
I’m hoping the number of domestic student attendees will increase and there will be this connectedness and engagement between these two different groups
Maria Leonor Alves Maia, President, FAUBAI, Brazil
Brazil is the only Portuguese speaking country in Latin America and the barrier of language is a concern that has to be dealt with
Sreng Mao, Country Director, IDP Education Cambodia
Cambodian students are so passionate about learning a foreign language, and at the moment, English is probably one of the most popular
Joanna Kumpula, Manager, Study in Finland
We don’t really believe in tag lines. It’s more that there’s a theme, and equality or equity is one for this year
Damir Mitric, La Trobe University, Australia
We have the same passion and objective, which is to get Bosnia to be on a different level. But the way that I would take this forward is very different from the way he would.
Mayank Kumar, Co-Founder & MD, upGrad, India
“Our students are looking for good quality education that allows them to stay more relevant and to upskill”
Andrew Crisp, Owner, CarringtonCrisp, UK
You might pick Canada or Australia, any number of European countries [as new MBA markets] and today you’ll probably add China
Steve Dixon, Lasalle College of the Arts, Singapore
That sense of creativity – those sparks of ideas and design are all much more integral now to successful companies
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