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Smartening your approach to outreach and student recruitment

July 26, 2017

With over 66 million students visiting our sites each year, the Hotcourses Group is the global leader in helping students find the right course and institution for them. We have the biggest and busiest student-facing websites in the world, including The Complete University Guide (CUG), WhatUni and Hotcourses Abroad. Most people in the higher education…

Prospective student trends 1 year on from Brexit

July 5, 2017

Aaron Porter

big data, Brexit, Hotcourses Group, Insights, real-time data

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The following blog by Aaron Porter, Director of Insights, Hotcourses Group, was originally written for Research Fortnight. The UK’s vote a year ago to leave the European Union has heralded one of the most uncertain political periods in the UK, perhaps since 1945. While negotiations over the post EU settlement are ongoing, the higher education…

VIDEO – Pt 2: UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, on Brexit & UCL’s international strategy

April 28, 2017

Katie Duncan

Article 50, Brexit, European students, international students, UCL, University College London

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In the second instalment of a two-part video series with UCL President & Provost Michael Arthur, he describes the impact Brexit had on his students and staff and urges the government to consider the human side of politics and recognise the value of UK higher education in a competitive global landscape. Professor Arthur also reveals…

VIDEO – Pt 1: UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, on TEF, WP & expansion plans

April 28, 2017

Katie Duncan

Teaching Excellence Framework, TEF, UCL, University College London

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In the first instalment of our two-part video interview series with UCL President & Provost Michael Arthur, he shares his opinions on the Teaching Excellence Framework and the impact it will have on UK universities. Professor Arthur also divulges some of UCL’s work in supporting graduate destinations and widening participation, as well discussing what the…

Three reasons why editorial independence is important to us

March 8, 2017

Franki Clemens

content, editorial, editorial independence

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Editorial independence can be a thorny subject in an organisation that relies on advertisers for its revenue, yet it’s something we live by for the sake of our users. Here, Head of Content, Jade O’Donoghue, explains why… It’s no secret that our business model is based on educational establishments parting with money in order to…

Could Irish law schools be the big beneficiaries from Brexit?

February 15, 2017

Aaron Porter

Brexit, Ireland, law, UK Higher education, universities

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One of the subjects where there is a keen interest to closely consider the impact of the UK’s decision to leave Europe is Law. Not just to understand what it will do to demand for the UK, but also what wider implications, both positive or negative, it may have for other countries. This blog compares…

PRESS RELEASE: IDP Education acquires Hotcourses Group

January 16, 2017

Katie Duncan

Hotcourses Group, IDP Education, International education, international student recruitment

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IDP Education acquires provider of some of the world’s largest and most popular education search websites IDP Education has announced a purchase agreement with the Hotcourses Group, a world leader in digital student engagement and marketing. The Hotcourses Group produces some of the world’s largest and most popular education search websites and unique online tools, to…

Data to inform strategy: Reading PVC on international recruitment challenges for UK universities

December 7, 2016

Katie Duncan

data, Hotcourses Insights, Insights, International education, international students, UK universities

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Vincenzo Raimo, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement) of the University of Reading, spoke to Hotcourses Group at the International Student Recruitment Forum (HCI Forum) about the future international recruitment landscape in UK higher education. He discusses the need for new data to inform recruitment strategy and thinking more commercially about how the sector communicates this strategy. …

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International student survey shows that 58% still view the US positively following Trump’s win

December 2, 2016

Katie Duncan

International education, international students, UK Higher education, US presidential election, US universities

In a survey of 6,744 prospective international student users of Hotcourses Group sites, 45% answered that they would definitely still consider studying in the US, following the election of Donald Trump and 13% said they were more likely to now consider the US. The survey results gathered from 11-24 November 2016 and covered by Times…

Reflecting on the US election result  and its impact on global higher education

November 10, 2016

Katie Duncan

International education, international students, UK Higher education, universities, US election, USA

The international education sector was left in shock yesterday, after discovering the news that Donald Trump had won the US presidential election. This seismic event in US politics slipped under the radar of the polls and caught most of us by surprise, prompting students, academics and educators to flock to Twitter to voice their concerns and…

International Higher Education

Smartening your approach to outreach and student recruitment

Prospective student trends 1 year on from Brexit

VIDEO – Pt 2: UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, on Brexit & UCL’s international strategy

VIDEO – Pt 1: UCL Provost, Michael Arthur, on TEF, WP & expansion plans

Three reasons why editorial independence is important to us

Could Irish law schools be the big beneficiaries from Brexit?

PRESS RELEASE: IDP Education acquires Hotcourses Group

Data to inform strategy: Reading PVC on international recruitment challenges for UK universities

International student survey shows that 58% still view the US positively following Trump’s win

Reflecting on the US election result  and its impact on global higher education

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