In a world flooded with data, the challenge lies in understanding which metrics truly matter and how to cut through the noise. At The PIE LIVE North America 2024 in Boston, Massachusetts, we explored exactly what US universities can do to build a data-led international student recruitment strategy. Domestic student numbers in the United States
COP29 brings leaders, experts, researchers and the eyes of the world to focus on one of the world’s most pressing goals: Action on climate change. Crucial talks explored the gamut of sustainability and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but one prevalent theme was the role education plays in driving change. During Education Day on
Read our reflections on three days of inspirational keynotes, panels and conversations at the QS Higher Ed Summit: Asia Pacific 2024 in Macau. Higher education, government and industry experts came together to celebrate 20 years of the QS Higher Ed Summit: Asia Pacific. The sessions focused on shifting landscapes in the global higher education sector,
QS student recruitment events offer an exceptional opportunity to connect and engage with motivated students from across the globe, enhancing your student pipeline. In this interview, James McCarty, Associate Director of Admissions at Johns Hopkins School of Education, discusses how partnering with QS has significantly expanded their recruitment efforts. From leveraging QS’ products and services,
This week, we celebrated the 20th anniversary of the QS Higher Ed Summit: Asia Pacific with an incredible line-up of keynote speakers and panels in Macau. Among the many highlights was an inspirational video message from former UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. In his message to the 1,200+ delegates at the QS Higher Ed
The QS World University Rankings: Asia 2025 are now live! This ranking assesses 984 institutions covering 25 countries in Eastern, Southern, South-Eastern and Central Asia. The QS World University Rankings: Asia 2025 allows institutions and students to make direct comparisons on institutional performance within their region, with a more granular approach to metrics. The top four
“International education is a tremendous force for good. But it has a carbon footprint.” Ainslie Moore, President of CANIE, the Climate Action Network for International Educators. The mutual economic, cultural and social benefits of international students are well known and championed in the higher education sector. But as universities improve their sustainability strategies and better
With Malaysia’s increasing appeal among international students from China, Malaysian higher education institutions have a strategic opportunity to expand their programmes, develop partnerships and strengthen their competitive positioning in the global education market. But what are the main priorities for Chinese students when choosing a study destination, and how can this information help us