ErasmusCareers Staff Training | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)
2024-06-03 09:00 - 2024-06-05 15:00 (Europe/Moscow) | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), Thessaloniki, Greece
Join Nannette Ripmeester at the ErasmusCareers staff training event about “Unlocking Opportunities: Internationalisation of Career Counseling”, scheduled for June 3rd to 5th at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH).
This pioneering training event is dedicated to the Internationalisation of Career Counseling, and is catered to European University Careers Advisors that are keen to understand how to support their international students better. The training is designed to equip career advisors with the knowledge and tools necessary to support students at every stage of their Erasmus+ mobility experience.
Key Highlights:
🌍 Expand Your Toolkit: Gain valuable insights and strategies to effectively support students in 5 different stages (before, pre-arrival, during, pre-departure and after) of their Erasmus mobility programmes.
🤝 Foster Global Connections: Network with fellow career counselors, exchange best practices, and explore collaborative opportunities to enhance internationalisation efforts at your university.
🔍 Stay Ahead of the Curve: Stay updated on the latest trends and innovations in career counseling within the context of international mobility, ensuring you’re well-prepared to meet the evolving needs of your students.
More information can be found here.

WORKSHOP: ‘LOOKING FOR WORK IN THE NETHERLANDS’ FOR INTERNATIONAL PHD CANDIDATES (TU DELFT)
2024-06-13 09:30 - 16:30 (Europe/Amsterdam) | TU Delft
Workshop: ‘Looking for work in The Netherlands’ for International PhD candidates (TU Delft)
International PhD candidates looking for a job in the Netherlands often face questions around career development to prepare for their next career step, a step that is not necessarily taking place in the academic world. This one-day workshop aims to deliver insights into balancing your career values with your career goals. What job opportunities offer academia vs. the profit sector in the Netherlands? What questions are raised during a job interview? What makes a Dutch employer tick? And what makes an international PhD candidate outstanding?
The Graduate School has chosen to deliver this workshop in person on the TU Delft premises. Stay connected, stay positive, and prepare for the future.
Lecturer: Nannette Ripmeester

THE PIE WEBINAR 2024 | The Top 10 International Student Populations
2024-06-25 17:30 - 18:30 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online
Join Robin Hallows, and Nannette Ripmeester for their PIE LIVE webinar focused on the “Top 10 international student populations – How their Perceptions, Motivations and Student Experiences Differ” on the 25th of June 2024 at 5:30pm CET.
More about the webinar:

In this webinar unique insights will be offered into the key decision factors influencing international students worldwide. The speakers will present pivotal findings from a comprehensive survey that gathered 125,000 responses from individuals representing 200 different nationalities. With this fresh data and expert insights, you’ll be equipped to make smarter decisions to improve the international student experience at your institution and boost your recruitment and marketing strategies. Whether looking to attract, retain, or diversify your international student body, this webinar is a must-attend for global universities. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with our knowledgeable panelists.

WORKSHOP: ‘LOOKING FOR WORK IN THE NETHERLANDS’ FOR INTERNATIONAL PHD CANDIDATES (TU DELFT)
2024-07-09 09:30 - 16:30 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online

BUILA CONFERENCE 2024: PERCEPTION MATTERS: BREAKING THE NARRATIVE
2024-07-10 12:00 - 13:00 (Europe/London) | Vox Conference Centre
Join Anne Marie Graham,(Chief Executive, UKCISA), Rhianna Skeates (International Careers Consultant, Queen Mary University of London), Nannette Ripmeester (Expertise in Labour Mobility) for their BUILA panel session chaired by Ula Tang-Plowman (BUILA executive and UCLan, Director of International Recruitment) on July 10th 2024, at 12:00 – 13:00 (11:00 – 12:00 CET) at the Vox Conference Centre in Birmingham, UK.
Session Title: How do we integrate employability opportunities and outcomes into recruitment and marketing activity?
“Research shows 64% of students consider employment prospects as an influencing factor when choosing a university. And with UK universities marketing on an employability promise, offering degrees with enhanced work skills and integrating career-focused activities into university life, this is an opportunity that could put the UK on top. However, in reality, a high percentage of students say they are unprepared to achieve their careers goals after graduation, which turns the opportunity into a threat.”
This session covers the importance of employability, showcases activities that evidence eployability successes, and cosiders how universities, local government, and emplyers can work collaboratively to meet our students’ employability expectations.
The British Universities’ International Liaison Association (BUILA) is a membership-led organization with a nationwide reach which suports the work and professional interests of staff members involved in international recruitment and liaison at UK higher education institutions.
The BUILA Conference, scheduled on July 9-11th 2024, will focus on the most important problems affecting the UK’s foreign student recruiting market, with an emphasis on reputation and perception. Topics will include how UK HEIs may maintain their resilience in the face of political unpredictability and unfavorable media portrayals. Moreover, the tactics that these institutions can use to prosper in the face of hardship as well as survive outside pressures will also be highlighted. For more information on the BUILA conference, click here.

HUMANE 2024: SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMME BERLIN
2024-09-15 15:45 - 16:45 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
As part of HUMANE’s Summer School Programme 2024, Nannette Ripmeester will give a workshop session about “Acquiring and leveraging intercultural competence” on September 15th, 2024 at 15:45 – 16:45 CEST at the Freie Universitat Berlin.
The HUMANE Summer School focuses on transformation and change management and develops the leadership capability of senior managers in higher education by exposing them to different management practices from higher education as well as other sectors. The School is designed for the next generation of senior managers of professional services. The typical candidate will be someone with the potential to become a head of administration in the foreseeable future, or they may be an expert or a specialist who has the potential to broaden responsibility and move in due course to a senior management position. We will send you the list of participants in due time.
This Summer programme, held in Berlin from the 15th to the 20th of September 2024, will encourage discussion and debate, incorporating insights from the host region and inspiration from participants. For more information on the Summer School programme, click here.

EAIE TOULOUSE 2024: FROM THERE TO WHERE? WHAT TODAY'S DATA TELLS US ABOUT TOMORROW'S INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
2024-09-18 09:00 - 10:00 (Europe/Amsterdam) | MEETT Venue, Toulouse, France
Join Léa Senn, Matt Greig & Nannette Ripmeester for their EAIE panel session about “From there to where? What today’s data tells us about tomorrow’s international students” on September 18th 2024, at 9:00 – 10:00 AM CEST at the MEETT venue in Toulouse, France.
More about the session:
“How do students decide to study at a higher education institution abroad? What are their expectations for life after their degree and what support do they expect from their institution? In this session, we will take a deep dive into a large global dataset on international student satisfaction, supported by two best practice examples highlighting how to make data-driven decisions to be prepared for the next generation of students.”
The European Association for International Education (EAIE) 2024 conference scheduled on September 17-20th will, with the conference theme ‘En Route!’, highlight the hard work that propels our community towards a brighter future. This work involves exploring the possibilities of digital technologies, implementing sustainable practices, developing innovative ways to support our wonderfully diverse community and so much more. For more information on the EAIE conference, click here.

EAIE TOULOUSE 2024: ON THE MOVE - EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY ON JOB MARKET OPPORTUNITIES
2024-09-19 10:30 - 12:00 (Europe/Amsterdam) | MEETT Venue, Toulouse, France
Join Nannette Ripmeester for her EAIE poster session about “On the move: Exploring the impact of international mobility on job market opportunities” on September 19th 2024, at 10:30 – 12:00 CEST at the MEETT venue in Toulouse, France.
More about the session:
“In an increasingly globalized world, the importance of international mobility experiences seems obvious. The Erasmus+ project ErasmusCareers seeks to shed light on the pivotal question: does international mobility truly provide students with better job market opportunities? Additionally, what are the skills that employers value in this context? This poster delves into outcomes generated in collaboration with employers, a stakeholder group often overlooked in discussions related to employability.”
The European Association for International Education (EAIE) 2024 conference scheduled on September 17-20th will, with the conference theme ‘En Route!’, highlight the hard work that propels our community towards a brighter future. This work involves exploring the possibilities of digital technologies, implementing sustainable practices, developing innovative ways to support our wonderfully diverse community and so much more. For more information on the EAIE conference, click here.

ICEF Monitor Global Summit 2024 | "From dreaming to reality: Connecting recruitment to labour markets and post-graduate outcomes"
2024-09-23 18:15 - 19:00 (Europe/London) | InterContinental London – The O2
Join Anne Marie Graham (Chief Executive, UK Council for International Student Affairs), Nick Miller (CMO, QAHE (ULST) LTD) & Nannette Ripmeester (Director – Performance Benchmarking Europe & North America, Etio) for their ICEF Monitor Global Summit panel session about “From dreaming to reality: Connecting recruitment to labour markets and post-graduate outcomes” on September 23rd 2024, at 18:15 – 19:00 UK time (19:15 – 20:00 CET) at the InterContinental London – The O2.
The ICEF Monitor Global Summit 2024 scheduled on September 23rd will welcome guest speakers and panellists to discuss and debate about the latest issues in international education. This conference will encourage discussion and debate, incorporating insights from the host region and inspiration from participants. Innovative ideas and lingering questions are welcome! For more information on the global summit, click here.

CAREER DEVELOPMENT: ‘LOOKING FOR WORK IN THE NETHERLANDS’ FOR INTERNATIONAL PHD CANDIDATES | TU DELFT
2024-09-25 09:30 - 16:30, 2024-10-22 09:30 - 16:30 (Europe/Amsterdam) | TU Delft
International PhD candidates looking for a job in the Netherlands often face questions around career development to prepare for their next career step, a step that is not necessarily taking place in the academic world. This one-day workshop aims to deliver insights into balancing your career values with your career goals. What job opportunities offer academia vs. the profit sector in the Netherlands? What questions are raised during a job interview? What makes a Dutch employer tick? And what makes an international PhD candidate outstanding?
The Graduate School has chosen to deliver this workshop in person on the TU Delft premises. Stay connected, stay positive, and prepare for the future.
Lecturer: Nannette Ripmeester

CAREER GUIDANCE FOR PhD'S AND POSTDOCS (DAY 1) | RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2024-10-08 09:15 - 17:15 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Radboud University
Goal:
This series of workshops is aimed at clarifying career development for both international and Dutch PhD’s or postdocs at the beginning of their career. After the workshops they will have an action plan for career development and will be able to act upon this plan to take their career to the next level.
Content:
PhD’s and postdocs often face questions concerning career development – you have to prepare for the next step in your career, one that is not necessarily taking place in the academic world. To be able to make progress, you may want some guidance. You need to know your strong and weak points. You need to understand the power of networking. You need an understanding of the job market in both academia and the profit sector. You should be aware of (international) employment opportunities.
A (virtual) high-intensity workshop, delivered by Nannette Ripmeester, of two full days tailored to PhD and Postdoc candidates that provides participants with the necessary tools and tips to understand their career values and identify future career paths based on their interests and skills.
Participants will have the opportunity to create their own action plan for their next career step. Most importantly, they will be able to act on that action plan and take their career towards the next level, either within academia or beyond. Delegates will feel empowered to look for work in their research field, inside and outside of the Netherlands.
Key Learnings:
At the end of the workshop, all participants will:

Create an insight into personal and career goals;
Provide a systematic process for exploring career needs;
Focus on current position, desired goals, and unique personal resources;
Enhance practical career skills (in a global world);
Compare career options to formulate an action plan.

Course Language: English

CAREER GUIDANCE FOR PhD'S AND POSTDOCS (DAY 2) | RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2024-10-09 09:15 - 17:15 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online

CIGL CONFERENCE 2024: “EMPLOYABILITY TRENDS WORTH DISCUSSING”
2024-10-15 09:00 - 10:30 (Europe/Athens) | Athens Conservatoire
Join Kate Moore & Nannette Ripmeester for their CIGL session about “Employability Trends Worth Discussing” on October 15th 2024, at 9:00 – 10:30 AM (8:00 – 9:30 AM CET) at the Athens Conservatoire in Greece.
More about the session:
“What are the trends worth discussing and knowing about in our field? What must we know to move our sector to the next level? In this highly interactive session two experts in this field quiz each other about trends and developments they’ve noticed and what is worth highlighting. The presenters have a wide overview of the field, spanning wide areas of expertise as well as geographical areas.”
The Forum’s Careers, Internships, and Global Learning (CIGL) conference scheduled on October 13-15th will focus on preparing future professionals through international internships, consulting projects, co-ops, community-engaged global learning, and other forms of globally-focused career preparation. This conference will encourage discussion and debate, incorporating insights from the host region and inspiration from participants. Innovative ideas and lingering questions are welcome! For more information on the CIGL conference, click here.

A Fireside Chat with NACE: Navigating Global Pathways of Higher Education, Labor Mobility, and Career Readiness
2024-10-15 15:30 - 16:15 (Europe/Athens)
Join Joshua Kahn, Ph.D. (Associate Director of Research and Public Policy, NACE), Nannette Ripmeester (Director Expertise in Labour Mobility & founder CareerProfessor.works), and moderator Melissa Comiskey (Executive Director of Internship Programming, IES Abroad and CIGL Conference Chair) for the Closing Plenary Panel of the CIGL Conference 2024 focused on “A Fireside Chat with NACE: Navigating Global Pathways of Higher Education, Labor Mobility, and Career Readiness” on the 15th of October 2024 at 3:30 PM – 4:15 PM (2:30 PM – 3:15 PM CET) at Athens, Greece.
About the Panel:
The Closing Plenary Panel will be a dynamic discussion on the intersection of higher education and labor mobility. During this closing plenary session, there will be discussions about where international careers, internships, and global learning fits in on a global scale in today’s competitive workforce.
Want to know more? Click here.

Tunghai University: "Preparing for the Global World of Work"
2024-10-29 12:00 - 17:00 (Asia/Shanghai)
Join Nannette Ripmeester (Director Expertise in Labour Mobility, Etio) for her session about “Preparing for the Global World of Work – a perspective from Europe and Canada” on October 29th, 12:00 PM to 17:00 PM, at Tunghai University in Taiwan.
About the session:
“The world of work is undergoing major shifts. This session will look at key trends impacting young people across the globe. Nannette Ripmeester will share the outcomes of research conducted in Europe (Erasmus+ projects) and Canada (funded by the Canadian government) to help us understand the impact of student mobility on skills. Understanding the importance of employability skills is critical for students as it will help to understand what skills will get them hired. However, it is also imperative for higher education institutions as it helps to understand study choice and student recommendation better. Based on a global data set of over 122,500 students, Nannette will showcase the importance of creating a ‘line of sight’ between education and future jobs. Return on investment (ROI) is fundamental for this generation of students, who make choices based on how well it prepares them for the (future) job market. Highlighting what other countries are doing in this respect is the stepping stone for a Q&A session between speaker and audience.”
Interested in knowing more? Have a look here.

CBIE2024: Beyond The Horizon
2024-11-06 09:45 - 10:04 (America/Halifax) | Westin Hotel and Shaw Centre
Join Katie Orr (Director, NSCC), Wendy Curtis (Dean of International Strategy, Partnerships, and Market Development, Fanshawe College) and Nannette Ripmeester (Director Expertise in Labour Mobility, Etio) for their CBIE session about Beyond the Horizon: Make Sure You Keep Listening to the Student Voice on November 6th, 09:45 AM to 10:04 AM, at the Westin Hotel and the Shaw Centre.
About the session:
“In this interactive session, globally benchmarked research data will be presented to understand how two institutions use data to ensure their strategies improve the student experience and their institution’s reputation. An analysis of student satisfaction, the importance of employability, and the strengths and weaknesses of both institutions, as compared to global and North American benchmarks, will be discussed. Two experienced SIOs will share their experiences of evidence-based improvements in international education. Presenters will then discuss how these survey results can help to inform quality assurance measures that are becoming increasingly important for Canadian colleges and universities.”
CBIE2024 is Canada’s International Education conference and will take place on 3-6 November 2024. This year’s conference will focus on innovation and recalibration in international education looking further into the future than ever before. The theme – Beyond The Horizon – underscores the commitment to convening IE practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders for collaborative and constructive dialogue and thought leadership that carefully considers students, campuses, communities, and role in the global landscape.
Interested in knowing more? Have a look here.

ONLINE WORKSHOP: CAREER GUIDANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL PHD CANDIDATES (DAY 1) | RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2024-11-12 09:15 - 17:15 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online
During the three-day PhD Career Guidance workshops, one full-day and two half-day (virtual) workshop sessions aimed at international PhD candidates will help participants get a grip on their international career development and cultural differences in looking for work in the Netherlands and beyond.
The international workshop focuses the attention on strengths and possibilities and is aimed at bringing clarity to career development for non-Dutch PhD candidates. Participants will have the opportunity to create their own action plan for their next career step. Most importantly, they will be able to act on that action plan and take their career towards the next level, either within academia or beyond, and either within the Netherlands or elsewhere.
KEY LEARNINGS:
PhD candidates will work in interactive (virtual) sessions:

Creating an insight into personal and career goals
Providing a systematic process for exploring career needs
Focusing on the current position, desired destination, and unique personal resources (based on career interest, skills, values, and personal style)
Enhancing practical career skills (in a global world)
Comprehending the cultural differences that accompany looking for work in the Netherlands & beyond
Comparing career options for formulating an action plan

ONLINE WORKSHOP: CAREER GUIDANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL PHD CANDIDATES (DAY 2) | RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2024-11-19 13:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online

GUIDANCE FOR DUTCH PHD CANDIDATES (DAY 1) -‘EEN PHD EN DAN? SOLLICITEREN, NETWERKEN, EN JE LOOPBAAN ONDER DE LOEP’| RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2024-11-21 09:15 - 17:15 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online
PhD candidates often face questions around career development, which differ from the issues ‘regular’ university employees are confronted with. To be able to move ahead and to prepare for their next career step, a step that is not necessarily taking place in the academic world.
A (virtual) high-intensity workshop, delivered by Nannette Ripmeester, of two full days tailored to Dutch PhD candidates that provides participants with the necessary tools and tips to understand their career values and identify future career paths based on their interests and skills.
Participants will have the opportunity to create their own action plan for their next career step. Most importantly, they will be able to act on that action plan and take their career towards the next level, either within academia or beyond. Delegates will feel empowered to look for work in their research field, inside and outside of the Netherlands.
Key Learnings:
At the end of the workshop, all participants will:

Have a clear picture of their main career values
Identify their strong personal & professional traits
Know how to ‘manage their reputation’ effectively
Feel more empowered to create a better fit between career decisions & personal goals
Gain a better understanding of what career options & opportunities they have with their PhD degree in academia, the corporate and/or the not-for-profit sector
Understand the differences in a research and professional job applications as well as get some of the basics regarding tailoring their job search to a specific work culture
Have improved their CV, their LinkedIn profile, their elevator pitch, and their interview skills
Comprehend the cultural differences that accompany looking for work across the globe

Course Language: Dutch

GUIDANCE FOR DUTCH PHD CANDIDATES (DAY 2) -‘EEN PHD EN DAN? SOLLICITEREN, NETWERKEN, EN JE LOOPBAAN ONDER DE LOEP’| RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2024-11-22 09:15 - 17:15 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online

ONLINE WORKSHOP: CAREER GUIDANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL PHD CANDIDATES (DAY 3) | RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2024-11-26 13:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online

CAREER DEVELOPMENT: ‘LOOKING FOR WORK IN THE NETHERLANDS’ FOR INTERNATIONAL PHD CANDIDATES | TU DELFT
2024-12-03 09:30 - 16:30 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online
International PhD candidates looking for a job in the Netherlands often face questions around career development to prepare for their next career step, a step that is not necessarily taking place in the academic world. This one-day workshop aims to deliver insights into balancing your career values with your career goals. What job opportunities offer academia vs the profit sector in the Netherlands? What questions are raised during a job interview? What makes a Dutch employer tick? And what makes an international PhD candidate outstanding?
The Graduate School has chosen to deliver this workshop online. Stay connected, stay positive, and prepare for the future.
Lecturer: Nannette Ripmeester

DETAS: Second In-Person Partner Meeting (TPM2) in Rotterdam!
2025-01-14 10:00 - 2025-01-15 18:00 (Europe/Amsterdam)
We are happy to share that on the 14th and 15th of January 2025 it is our turn to host the second DETAS consortium meeting! This two-day event will gather our consortium partners to discuss and advance our project goals. On the second day, we’re also pleased to welcome European employers – especially those hosting Erasmus interns or trainees – to participate in a special workshop.
This workshop will focus on evolving support structures for Erasmus traineeships including sessions on onboarding modules for hosting organisations, enhancing company profiles with integrated quality labels, and establishing a continuous internship journey for tracking and evaluating placements beyond initial selection. Together, we will explore key tools and resources, including:

A toolkit for onboarding and supporting (Erasmus) interns/trainees, complete with recruitment best practices.
How to enhance your company profiles and improve onboarding standards on portals such as ErasmusIntern, ensuring a quality experience for both hosts and interns/trainees.
Steps for tracking and evaluating internship/traineeship placements beyond the initial selection process.

The workshop on the 2nd day is open to employers, please register here.

DETAS CO-CREATION WORKSHOP: HOW TO GET FROM INTERNSHIP RECRUITMENT TO TALENT RETENTION.
2025-01-15 12:30 - 18:00 (Europe/Amsterdam)
Companies and hosting organisations play a vital role in providing valuable internships for young Europeans. Does your organisation host international interns or trainees? Then maybe you want to take part in this co-creation workshop on the 15th of January 2025 in Rotterdam. Join us and be part of the journey as the DETAS will boost how companies and hosting organisations engage with interns.
Express your interest at DETAS@labourmobility.com and/or fill out this form, and we’ll inform you if you’re chosen to participate at the event on the 15th of January.

CAREER GUIDANCE FOR PhD’S AND POSTDOCS (DAY 1) | RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2025-01-16 09:15 - 17:15 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online

CAREER GUIDANCE FOR PhD’S AND POSTDOCS (DAY 2) | RADBOUD UNIVERSITY
2025-01-17 09:15 - 17:15 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online

WEBINAR | HOW DO EMPLOYERS RECOGNISE COMPETENCIES GAINED DURING MOBILITY?
2025-01-22 17:00 - 17:50 (Europe/Amsterdam)
Join Nannette Ripmeester for her ErasmusCareers Webinar titled “How Do Employers Recognise Competencies Gained During Mobility?” on January 22nd 2025 at 17:00 – 17:50 CET. This webinar is the third out of the three webinars of ErasmusCareers project, where participants will learn about the value employers give to competences gained during mobility, and how it is recognised in the recruitment and onboarding processes.
Measuring the impact of mobility abroad on students’ career development remains challenging and the support they receive from universities in identifying and assessing competences is modest. The Erasmus Careers project aims to ensure that the competencies gained on mobility are recognized by students and employers and contribute to the career prospects of Erasmus+ participants. Keen to know more about the project? Click here.

ERASMUS CAREERS CONFERENCE 2025 | FROM MOBILITY TO EMPLOYMENT: SHAPING A COMPETITIVE EUROPE
2025-01-29 08:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Amsterdam)
Join Expertise in Labour Mobility Team at the Erasmus Careers Conference about “From Mobility to Employment: Shaping a Competitive Europe” on January 29th 2025 in Brussels, Belgium.
This event will bring together students, trainees, educational institutions, and employers to explore how international mobility can enhance competitiveness. The conference will highlight the value of skills gained through international experiences, helping students and graduates understand how to leverage mobility for better job prospects. It will also encourage employers to recognize the unique competencies developed through mobility, leading to improved hiring practices. Additionally, it will offer higher education institutions insights on enhancing career guidance to better support the transition from education to employment. Keen to know more? Click here.

Global Education Report Live Session
2025-02-06 12:00 - 13:00 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online
The Global Education Report Live Session will be launched on February 6th, 2025 at 11:00 am GMT – 12:00 pm GMT +1 (12:00 pm – 13:00 pm CET). Nannette Ripmeester, one of the contributors to the report, will be one of the speakers of the webinar. She will be delving into the International Student Barometer data and and sharing its value for decision making of international students (and their parents).
During this session, the key findings of the Global Education Report will be dived into, highlighting the top destinations for international students seeking to relocate and thrive abroad. The Global Education Report (GER) provides a unique and comprehensive analysis that blends traditional educational metrics with innovative considerations, offering a fresh perspective on the global education landscape. Covering 70 countries, the GER presents a broad and detailed assessment. It is structured into five key subindexes: education systems, education costs, work conditions, innovation and business friendliness, and quality of life, delivering a comprehensive analysis of critical factors influencing global education.  Click here for the live session.
