December 2021
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This conference examined priorities for the UK’s transnational education (TNE) provision and exports in light of COVID-19, the UK leaving the EU, and the introduction of the TNE Quality Enhancement Scheme from the QAA.
It was a chance for delegates to study best practice in TNE provision and quality assurance, explore market opportunities, and discuss priorities for improving the competitiveness of UK providers.
We were pleased to be able to include keynote sessions on:
- Priorities for quality assurance in UK TNE - with Dr Abi Coveney, Senior Risk Manager, OfS; and Rosie Kennedy, Policy Specialist, QAA Global
- Collaborating internationally on quality assurance - with Professor Youhansen Eid, President, National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education, Egypt
- Policy priorities for the growth of UK TNE - with Aisling Conboy, Higher Education Specialist, Education Team, Department for International Trade
- Moving forward from the impact of the pandemic and the long-term outlook for UK transnational education - with Eduardo Ramos, Head of Transnational Education, Universities UK International
Overall, the agenda was structured to bring out latest thinking on:
- quality and best practice
- working with local regulators and the future for metrics
- market opportunities and UK competitiveness
- strategies for revenue growth
The discussion brought together stakeholders with key policy officials who attended from BEIS; British Embassy Madrid; Department for International Trade; the Home Office and the Welsh Government.
