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Built for impact: How ratings boost recruitment and partnerships

11/6/2025 11:00 AM

Session 1

11/6/2025 11:00 AM

Join our webinar to learn how QS Stars is being used by a range of UK universities to support student recruitment from specific markets and serve as validation to potential TNE partners overseas. QS Stars is currently adopted by 27 UK universities, leaving a large addressable market. Recently, higher-ranked institutions such as Bristol and Loughborough have adopted QS Stars.

We’ll cover:

Ratings vs Rankings – what’s different?
How to use ratings to boost international student recruitment
How to use ratings as a quality assurance indicator for partnership development
How ratings work

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