February 2022
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This conference focuseed on international student recruitment in the UK.
Delegates discussed priorities for building on the competitiveness and attractiveness of UK higher education for international students, and addressing potential barriers to immigration and international collaboration.
It took place in the context of the updated International Education Strategy, which has just hit its target of 600,000 international students studying in the UK per year by 2030 10 years early.
The agenda included a keynote contribution from Patrick Hayes, Chief Development Officer, The Times Higher Education with exclusive findings on perceptions of value for money and quality for international students in the UK.
Further sessions in the agenda looked at:
- the current state of international student recruitment in the UK and policy priorities moving forward
- the global competitive landscape, latest trends in recruitment, and learning from international best practice
- international student employment in the UK
- the future role of international student fees in the finances of UK HEIs
We were pleased to be able to also include keynote sessions with Ben Jordan, Head of Policy, UCAS; and Rachel Harvey, Legal Director, Shoosmiths Solicitors.
The chairs were Baroness Blower, former General Secretary, National Union of Teachers; and Lord Jo Johnson of Marylebone, former Minister of State for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation.
The conference was an opportunity for stakeholders to consider the issues alongside key policy officials who attended from the DIT; BEIS; the DWP; the Home Office; The Scottish Government; and the Welsh Government.
