Types of ICEF Events:
GLOBAL
For educators, service providers, and student recruitment agents from all over the world.
DESTINATION
For educators and service providers from the Americas or Australia & New Zealand to meet agents focused on these study destinations.
REGIONAL
For educators and service providers from all over the world to meet agents from specific countries and regions.
AGENT FOCUS
For international educators and service providers to meet selected agents from regions identified as emerging markets.
AGENT ROADSHOW
For international educators, service providers, and student recruitment agents from key markets.
- ICEF Vancouver
- ICEF Miami
- ICEF Mexico – Colombia Agent Roadshow
- ICEF Mexico – Colombia Agent Roadshow
- ICEF Latin America
- ICEF Berlin
- ICEF Higher Education
- ICEF Africa
- ICEF Moscow
- ICEF Ukraine Focus
- ICEF Dubai
- ICEF Central Asia Focus
- ICEF Asia
- ICEF Japan – Korea Agent Roadshow
- ICEF Japan – Korea Agent Roadshow
- ICEF Southeast Asia
- ICEF Australia New Zealand (ANZA)
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ICEF is a global leader in international education, committed to advancing the industry through the promotion of best practices, strengthening of global networks, and sharing of insights and analysis on the latest industry trends and data.
Our global programme of networking events supports student mobility by connecting international education institutions, student recruitment agents, and relevant service providers.
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24/7 Recruiting: How to use multiple channels to keep your marketing going around the clock
One thing we never hear,” a colleague said recently, “is that recruitment is getting easier.” As we have noted previously, growth in outbound student mobility has slowed over the past several years, and this is happening at the same time as many new players – schools and destinations alike – are vying for international students.Continue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 13 Mar 2019
Further evidence that international students are increasingly prioritising employment outcomes
Post-secondary institutions engaged in recruiting international students should be highlighting the career outcomes of graduates in their promotional materials, according to findings from a new research study conducted among more than 10,700 international alumni from eight countries: China, India, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand. The study is entitled International Student Employment OutcomesContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 12 Mar 2019
South Korea taking action on visa overstays and school regulation
From 2012 to 2014 – and after years of steady growth – international enrolments in South Korea’s universities declined. This trend began to reverse in 2015, when the universities registered a 7.6% increase in international student numbers, and even more so in 2016, when enrolment growth edged above 14%. In 2018, the country recorded itsContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 11 Mar 2019
Erasmus+ supported nearly 800,000 international placements in 2017
A recent statement from the European Commission highlights that the landmark Erasmus+ mobility programme provided for a record-high participation of just under 800,000 people to study, train, or volunteer abroad in 2017. This represents an increase of 10% over 2016, and reinforces the status of the programme as one of the most ambitious and farthest-reachingContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 6 Mar 2019Stockholm reporting continued growth in international student numbers
In 2011, the Swedish government decided to introduce higher education tuition fees for non-European Union/non-European Economic Area students. The number of foreign students in Sweden promptly declined and continued to do so until about 2014, when we first observed a modest recovery. A new report from the Stockholm Academic Forum (STAF) – a peak body madeContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 6 Mar 2019
Canada eases application requirements for post-study work permits
International students who want to work in Canada following their studies at a Canadian institution will have more time to apply for the country’s popular Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). The PGWP allows international students who have completed a programme of at least eight months’ duration to stay on to work in Canada for up toContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 5 Mar 2019
Thai universities working to attract more Chinese students
Mark Thailand down as the latest Asian market to step up its efforts to attract greater numbers of Chinese students. And the underlying reason is a familiar one: total tertiary enrolment in Thailand has flattened and even begun to decline over the last several years. Since 2012, total higher education enrolment in the country hasContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 27 Feb 2019
Planning for success at student fairs and events
Why do face-to-face meetings and in-person events remain crucial in today’s hyper-digital marketplace? Aren’t students too immersed in their phones and tablets to look up for a real-life conversation? Can’t they get all the information they need on the web? A new QS report, Maximising Potential at Student Recruitment Events, emphasises that – especially becauseContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 27 Feb 2019
New Zealand announces plans to strengthen vocational sector
The New Zealand government has set out proposals to reform the country’s vocational education sector, including plans to consolidate the 16 publicly funded institutes of technology and polytechnics (ITPs) into one new institution to be renamed as the New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology. The government wants to strengthen the sector and improve onContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 26 Feb 2019
Non-EU applications to UK universities up this year
The UK application registry UCAS has released new data from its 15 January admissions deadline for the 2019/20 academic year, and so we now have an early view of what enrolment trends may look like for the coming year. “On time” applications received by January 15 are viewed as an important indicator of current demand forContinue reading…
Originally posted to the ICEF Monitor on 20 Feb 2019Testimonials
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