Episode 11: The policy landscape concerning recruitment and admissions (UK-HOME)
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Global Student Marketing Podcast - IDP Connect
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Episode 11 of our Global Student Marketing Podcast.
The new episode, titled: “The policy landscape concerning recruitment and admissions”, discusses the knock-on effect of policy changes to A levels and grading systems to institutions, alongside the changing subject choice trends and how institutions can best use data to shape approaches to UK student recruitment.
Aaron Porter, Associate Director, IDP Connect is joined by Angelina Bingley, Director of Admissions, Recruitment and Marketing at the University of East Anglia and Samir Shah, Head of Intelligence and Analytics, IDP Connect.
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