Live from ICEF Berlin 2025: Current trends in international student recruitment
News & developments:- Kazakhstan sets its sights on being a regional hub for international students- US: Study estimates that changes to international student policies could reduce GDP by up to US$481 billion per yearMain topic:Live from ICEF Berlin 2025: Current trends in international student recruitment Novie TajuddinCEOEducation MalaysiaShawn SilverstoneDirector of international marketing and recruitmentCoquitlam School DistrictPhilippe TazaCEOHigher Education MarketingAndrew MangionExecutive Chairman and CEO EC English Language CentresCraig Riggs Editor in Chief ICEF MonitorMartijn van de Veen (host)CBDOICEF
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Beyond the offer letter: The services that drive international student success
News & developments:- Mystery shopping study finds broad improvement in student enquiry handling this year- South Korea hits its 300,000 student target two years ahead of scheduleMain topic:Beyond the offer letter: The services that drive international student success Sarah ToddPrincipal ConsultantQSGordon ScottManaging DirectorSuccessful GraduateCraig Riggs Editor in Chief ICEF MonitorMartijn van de Veen (host)CBDOICEF
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From 'policy focused' to 'student centred': A new era in international education?
• Main topic: From 'policy focused' to 'student centred': A new era in international education? withCraig Riggs Editor in Chief ICEF MonitorMartijn van de Veen (host)CBDOICEF
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From ‘Big Four’ to ‘Big Fourteen’: Redrawing the map of global student flows
• News & developments - Search data highlights surge in student interest in Asian and Middle Eastern destinations at mid-year- Australia raises enrolment limits for 2025/26 but are they reachable?• Main topic: From ‘Big Four’ to ‘Big Fourteen’: Redrawing the map of global student flowswithKym NguyenVice President, Student RecruitmentQSAndrew NessSenior Vice-President, Analytics and Consulting, North AmericaStudyportalsCraig Riggs Editor in Chief ICEF MonitorMartijn van de Veen (host)CBDOICEF
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Bridging borders: Why cultural intelligence is essential now
• News & developments - Dutch government walks back controversial measures to constrain English-taught degrees - New Zealand announces strong foreign enrolment growth along with a new international education strategy• Main topic: Bridging borders: Why cultural intelligence is essential now• Keys to the market: UzbekistanwithLeanne Linacre Co-FounderLead5050Sagar BahadurExecutive Director - India, South Asia & South East Asia AcumenSusan FangCo-founder & CEOOxBridge Consulting, Inc.Craig Riggs Editor in Chief ICEF MonitorMartijn van de Veen (host)CBDOICEF
The ICEF Podcast is designed especially for international education professionals. We bring ICEF market experts and outstanding education professionals together to shed light on how to respond to the challenges facing the international education sector, helping you grow your business into the future.
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