In our webinar focused on Australia and New Zealand, expert QSers and leaders from the sector came together to look at the key findings of the soon to be released regional report, and discussed how this will impact higher education in the next five years.
Understand the factors shaping higher education and international student mobility in Australia and New Zealand. Whether you’re from Australia and New Zealand or looking to learn more about it, this webinar offers critical insights to guide your decision-making in a rapidly transforming landscape.
Our Panel members:
Prof Ren Yi- Pro Vice Chancellor International at University of Southern Queensland & President IEAA
Professor Yi is the Pro Vice-Chancellor International at the University of Southern Queensland, providing leadership and strategic guidance across the University for internationalisation and global engagement. He has worked in the higher education sector for over 20 years and has extensive industry management experience.
Martin Hookham-Simms - International Director at University of Auckland
Martin leads the International Office at the University of Auckland, with strategic oversight for international student recruitment, profile and reputation-building activities, international partnership development and university network memberships, and outbound global mobility programmes.
Jeroen Prinsen - Executive Director of Asia-Pacific at QS
Jeroen heads the commercial operations for QS Quacquarelli Symonds in the Asia Pacific Region. As the head of Asia Pacific, Jeroen oversees the regional customer facing teams engaging in QS Services to the Higher Education sector and associated businesses.
Dr. Sarah Todd - Principal Consultant at QS
Now Principal Consultant with QS, Dr Sarah Todd is an experienced senior executive leader and non-executive board member, with expertise in international education (including student recruitment, global partnerships, branding, learning abroad, marketing and admissions, capacity building programs, student experience) and leadership in higher education.