Market intelligence for international student recruitment from ICEF

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Tracking the Gen Z student journey in planning for higher education

...“speaking to current students is beneficial at some point in their journey.” These findings underline the key role that student ambassadors can play – including on social media...

Reaching millennials: Make it fast but keep it real

...nine in ten Voxburner survey respondents agree that social media is fueling global connection, but the researchers saw something else this year too: a willingness to use social...

Making the link between housing and student wellbeing

...participation in social media. While this may feel like community, it can also leave students feeling lonely on campus because their social media participation may be displacing real...

Inspiring educator website case studies

...sampling of these, please see the just-announced eduStyle Higher-Ed Award Winners for 2012. Social engagement Given the current emphasis on social media in education marketing, we could not...

WES report highlights US capacity to grow undergraduate enrolment

...of any institution courting international students. We have recently devoted a number of articles to social networks, including: “Students love Tumblr”, “Beyond Facebook: Engaging with regional and local...

How can institutions improve international student conversions from admission to enrolment?

...factors, academics (e.g., ranking, programmes), social factors, student support, geography (e.g., location, weather), and graduate outcomes (e.g., employability). Of those, he argues that social factors and support are...

US signals new scrutiny of student visas amid reports of softening demand from foreign students

...social media check as described below,” the cable instructs. It also quotes the Secretary’s remarks from 16 March, when he said, “We don’t want people in our country...

Survey points to growing role for digital in international recruitment

...campus visits. The vast majority of respondents to The Guardian survey felt that online advertising (72% of respondents) and social media (98%) were more important than they were...

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