Jenny J. Lee, University of Arizona, US
I’m hopeful that international education will not only continue but thrive despite governmental interventions to limit its activities
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Bernt Blankholm, CEO, Highered, Norway
Career services and career days haven’t really changed since the 1970s. The system is unsustainable, and that is what caught my attention as a recruiter
Sang Peng, president, BOSSA, China
We believe the main reason students and parents are changing study destinations is money and they’re generally changing to more affordable countries in Asia
Sudhanshu Kaushik, Founder, NAAIS, US
Covid-19 has impacted Indian students to a far greater degree than we realise
Rachel Chan, EdVentures GBA, Hong Kong
There are a few developments that will have a major impact on how we make learning fun, inclusive and accessible and effective
Jazreel Goh, British Council China
I think the sectors have to continue working closely together because we are interdependent of each other
Pii-Tuulia Nikula, Eastern Institute of Technology, NZ
We need people to have an international outlook with an understanding of different cultures because we need to work together
Sarah Spreitzer, director, government relations, ACE, US
ACE has a huge impact on the national conversation on a lot of issues, and it feels like I’m making a difference
Daniel Nivern, CEO & co-founder, Virtual Internships
There can be a little bit of hesitation at first with hiring virtual interns because the concept is quite foreign. But the feedback we’ve received is that a lot of supervisors prefer it
Ravi Lochan Singh, President, AAERI
There is a pipeline of Indian students and students do want to travel – they just want clarity on how and what can happen
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