30 May 2016 Here are the highlights: Increased competition means that many institutions and schools are now looking to brand strategy as a way to stand out However, many education brands are remarkably similar and rely on a selection of commonly used words, phrases, and photographic styles True brand differentiation starts at a deeper ...
23 May 2016 Here are the highlights: Two recently published studies point to the likelihood that the UK would be a less attractive study destination in the event of a vote to leave the European Union Nearly half of respondents to one survey said that the UK would be less attractive following a ...
May 17, 2016 - by Ly Phan University of Sydney PhD graduate Ly Phan Photo: Supplied Some of my Anglo Australian friends keep asking me how I find Australia. I know what they want me to say – that's it's a fabulous country that offers a Fair Go for all, and a true melting pot of ...
May 13, 2016 by Antonio Aragon Australian higher education institutions with campuses in Singapore can now request to brand themselves “universities” under renewed commitments to the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. JCU vice-chancellor, professor Sandra Harding said the announcement is the realisation of a long-held dream for James Cook University. Photo: JCU Singapore. The policy change ...
10 May 2016 Here are the highlights: New research from the British Council looks at the internationalisation policies for higher education in 26 countries It ranks Germany and Malaysia at the top of the study sample as having the most balanced portfolios in support of internationalisation, with the UK and Australia following close ...
4 May 2016 Here are the highlights: A new study finds that official estimates of the size of Australia’s education exports undervalue the sector by nearly AUS$1 billion Factoring in previously uncounted expenditures on short-term English language studies as well as revenues from offshore and distance programmes, the study estimates the real value ...
May 5 2016 Only three Australian universities made the top 100 in the latest global reputation ranking survey compared with five last year. Asia's rapidly improving universities scored 18 slots in the top 100 of the Times Higher Education's World Reputation Rankings compared with only 10 last year. Only the University of Melbourne, which was equal ...
May 2, 2016 by Amy Baker After significant consultation with the sector, Australia has released its strategy to grow and develop its international education sector, alongside a five-year global alumni strategy and a 10-year roadmap outlining how the industry can achieve its goals by 2025. The roadmap developed by Austrade clearly articulates an ambition to develop, enhance and ...