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Thriving, not surviving: A data-led approach to student recruitment resilience

Launch date:

16 Apr 2024

Time:

13:00

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UK institutions are facing a year like no other: visa regulation changes, a general election, economic instability in major source markets and all while competitor markets are vying for the top destination spots. Learn how to build the resilient recruitment strategy you’ll need to thrive in the year ahead. By attending you’ll:

Understand how UK institutions can pull on six levers to be resilient, equipping you with a plan for the year ahead.
Be armed with the latest insights on what students really want, how to enhance your reputation to build a strong recruitment strategy, and much more.

This webinar has been organised in response to the popularity of the same-titled QS session at PIE Live Europe, presented in London on Tuesday 18 March. It is designed for UK higher education professionals. Couldn't make the session? Don't worry. Register your interest below and we will send you the recording. Complete the form below and receive the recording.

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