EPISODE · Oct 26, 2022 · 44 MIN
Oct '22 • Are the traditional ‘student corridors’ under pressure? How global events are affecting international student flows
from ICEF Podcast · host Chris Kirk, Mirka Martel, Alice Wilby, Martijn van de Veen, Craig Riggs
Episode NotesNews & Developments:Study tracks top messaging apps and student priorities in key Asian marketsSurvey says Australia a top choice among prospective international students Main topic:Are the traditional ‘student corridors’ under pressure? How global events are affecting international student flowsWith Chris Kirk, Director at UCAS InternationalMirka Martel, Head of Research, Evaluation and Learning at Institute of International EducationAlice Wilby, Pro Vice-Chancellor, University College Birmingham Sponsor:University College of BirminghamKeys to the Market:Egypt
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In this episode, we start with a discussion about recent news and developments in the international student recruitment industry including study tracks top messaging apps and student priorities in key Asian markets. For our main topic, host Martijn van de Veen and ICEF Monitor's Editor in Chief Craig Riggs discuss how global events are impacting traditional 'student corridors' and putting them under pressure. They are joined by Chris Kirk, Director at UCAS International, Mirka Martel, Head of Research, Evaluation and Learning at the Institute of International Education and Alice Wilby, Pro Vice-Chancellor at the University College of Birmingham. Then, after a short message from our sponsor, University College Birmingham, we conclude the episode with our Keys to the market section, where this month we will focus on the appeal of Egypt as a source market for international student recruitment.
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