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S6 Ep97 Which political and demographic changes create the greatest IE marketing opportunities?
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This episode is the eighth and final in the 2024 season. In this episode panelists working with students in the US and abroad in K-12 and higher education sectors share political, demographic, economic, and other changes that are creating opportunities for international education marketing and student recruitment. The contributors are:
- Abigail Homer
- Pablo Mejido
- Sasha Roley
- Cara Hugabonne
Stories in this episode:
- Uzbekistan is third-biggest source of foreign students
- Chinese high school students turn eyes towards Japan
- HE experts tackle barriers to inter-regional collaboration
- India Optimistic over F-1 Visas and Green Cards Under Trump
If you would like to learn more about international education management at the Middlebury Institute, please visit go.miis.edu/IEM
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