Caryn Nery, IEAA TNE Network
Why couldn’t we have a British, an American, and an Australian university all going as a consortium into India and not offering competing programs?
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Paul Davidson, Universities Canada
We think the next phase of internationalisation is as much about diversification as it is about growth
Jean Charroin, ESSCA School of Management
International education is even more important today. This is one of the reasons why we decided to have a full semester of studying abroad compulsory in our curriculum starting 2022
Cicy Ding, WuKong Education
Through immersive AI interaction, we inspire children’s active learning ability and mobilise their enthusiasm throughout their whole learning process
Aradhana Khaitan, Manya – The Princeton Review
We are an ecosystem starting as early as grade six, offering online tutoring for students who are also studying GCSEs and IB boards
Kristoffer Toribio, president, IACAC
We have a mission to ensure students find the right fit in institutions. It’s all about information sharing, building community, and rooting each other on
Jenni Parsons, UniQuest, UK
Nigeria is by far the biggest growth market, and overtaken India in our data
Tracie Greenhalgh, Arden University
We’re starting to see a lot of people moving. The Great Resignation is not showing any signs of slowing down
Catriona Jackson, chief executive, Universities Australia
The international students project has played an enormous role in the development of this country
Matthew Sussman, New Voice Learning
My experience in higher education, and [Goodman’s] experience in tech, and the new developments of voice technology in the last 18 months, all converged to create an incredible opportunity
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