Global Student Flows | In conversation: China
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Join us for an exclusive session in the Global Student Flows series, spotlighting international student mobility in and out of China.
In this webinar, QS regional experts and leading voices from the education sector will unpack key insights from the newly released Global Student Flows: China report, and explore emerging trends, shifting student preferences. Understand the opportunities shaping higher education in China over the next five years.
Key discussion points
• Unpack exclusive insights from the Global Student Flows: China report and what they reveal for institutions across China and beyond.
• Explore how shifting student mobility patterns are set to redefine China’s higher education landscape over the next five years.
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Our Panel Member - Jeroen Prinsen |
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Jeroen heads the commercial operations for QS Quacquarelli Symonds in the Asia Pacific Region. As the head of APAC, Jeroen oversees the regional customer facing teams engaging in QS Services to the Higher Education sector and associated businesses. Jeroen works across the QS portfolio to ensure customers are able to achieve their strategic goals on a world scale through Analytics, Performance, Recruitment & Reputation building services. Previously Jeroen operated a leading performance and analytics business in the APAC region and has over 20 years experience supporting Universities, Governments & Businesses operating in the Research & Commercialisation Ecosystem across Europe, the Middle East and Africa in addition to Asia. |
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Our Panel Member - Alice Wei |
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Alice (Wei) Wei is a seasoned senior consultant specialising in higher education. With a wealth of experience in data analytics product, rankings, ratings, reputation management, and global engagement, she brings valuable insights and strategic guidance to universities worldwide. Throughout her career, she has provided consulting services to universities across East and Central Asia, Europe, and the UK. Her expertise in navigating the complexities of the higher education landscape and her commitment to fostering global engagement have been instrumental in helping institutions enhance their academic standing, improve their data-driven decision-making, and thrive in an increasingly competitive global environment. Alice holds a Master's degree in Comparative Education, complemented by an MBA from Imperial College London, which equips her with a strong foundation in both educational theories and business management. |
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