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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2023 · 55 MIN

Exploring the synergies between online learning and international education

from ICEF Podcast · host Courtney Gillan, Helen Pereira Raso, Andreas Beyer, Martijn van de Veen, Craigs Riggs

ICEF Podcast Jan episode now available! Main topic: Synergies between online learning & international education ➡️ Episode also covers:🔘 News & developments "Dutch government asks universities to suspend active international recruitment amid capacity concerns""New report highlights the increasing competition for international students from Sub-Saharan Africa"🔘 Keys to the Market: 🇰🇪KenyaSponsored by Educare International

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Digital learning is beneficial for all ages and levels of students. As institutions, we often focus on the academic aspects of an online education. But, what is available beyond the classroom? In this session, we will explore the ways in which online learners can enrich their learning and development by including extracurricular programmes, summer sessions, internships, and more. We will also explore how the flexibility of digital learning opens opportunities for athletes, performers, and aspiring entrepreneurs to keep on top of both their studies and their passions.

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