Global Student Flows: United States
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Join us for an exclusive session in the Global Student Flows series, focusing on international student mobility in the United States. QS regional experts and education leaders will share insights from the newly released Global Student Flows: United States report.
Explore emerging trends, shifting student preferences, and strategic opportunities shaping the future of U.S. higher education over the next five years. Gain access to data-driven forecasts and practical insights tailored for governments, institutions, and stakeholders across the global talent ecosystem.
Key discussion points:
• Unpack exclusive insights from the Global Student Flows: United States report and what they mean for institutions across US and beyond.
• Explore how evolving student mobility patterns are set to reshape United States higher education landscape over the next five years.
Register now to secure your spot and receive your access link to join the session.
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Our Panel Member - Ben Webb |
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Ben Webb is Executive Director of North America for QS. He is an experienced higher education recruitment and partnership specialist. He has worked in senior roles at Carnegie Mellon University, Penn State University and Wilkes University. |
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Our Panel Member - Helen Kelly |
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With over 20 years of experience in Higher Education, Dr Helen Kelly has held senior leadership roles at Trinity College Dublin, University of Warwick, and SOAS University of London. Now a consultant, she continues to support HEIs and organisations with strategic projects, delivering evidence-based analysis. |
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Our Panel Member - Isobel Rossiter |
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Isobel, Executive Director of Operations at QS, has previously spent 20 years working across a range of universities, covering leadership roles in international and domestic student recruitment, marketing and admissions. In QS she works with university partners to optimise their admissions services by offering consultation on best practice and enabling solutions to age old challenges such as turnaround times and effective communication approaches. A die hard HE fan and past-university board member, Isobel offers great perspective to any challenge. |
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