The pilot edition of the Rankings applies QS’s new innovative approach, intending to take the discussions on employability rankings to the next level. Stanford leads this first edition; more than 20 new institutions place in the top 50. Employability has been a hot topic for the Higher Education industry for years. With far easier access
The 2015 edition of the QS Top 50 Under 50 – a ranking of the world’s top universities established in the last half century – is released today. This year’s edition confirms the continued growth in progress of Asia’s leading young institutions, particularly in the fast-developing Tiger economies. Based on the latest edition of the
A higher education green paper – Fulfilling our Potential: Teaching Excellence, Social Mobility and Student Choice – was published by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills last week. It includes a list of new proposals targeting improved productivity, transparency and accountability in the sector. Of the points covered in the green paper, the most notable
International Education Week ran all last week from November 16-20 as a joint initiative between the US’s Department of State and its Department of Education and was established to promote programs aimed at making the US more diverse and internationally-aware. A significant focus of International Education Week was, therefore, international student recruitment and US study
Why take time out of your busy day to attend a webinar on a subject that you can learn about in an article, or a whitepaper you can download and read at your leisure? There are several reasons why university marketing webinars are a superior source of information, compared to other online resources or attending
In a previous post, we looked at how even the most basic use of Google Analytics can help your university website achieve its digital marketing goals. Now we’re taking a look at some of the more advanced features of Google Analytics that will help your university marketing team maximise lead generation and conversion rates. The
Higher education marketing has evolved dramatically over the years, with changes in structure, policy and technology making the HE marketing landscape virtually unrecognisable from how it looked 20 years ago. Competition for students – both domestic and international – is fiercer than ever and, as such, universities and higher education institutions need to be at