RNL’s new Online Student Recruitment Report presents findings from our recent survey of 1,500 prospective and enrolled online students. The report presents five interconnected strategies that will help institutions to both maximize the growth of their online footprint and to ensure that students rate the quality of their experience highly. Perhaps the most important finding…
People are talking (and fretting) a lot these days about the advanced age of candidates for federal office. Last week North Dakota tried to do something about it, adopting an amendment to its state constitution, Initiated Measure 1, that prohibits any North Dakotan from serving in the U.S. House or U.S. Senate (or appearing on…
This post was authored by Nikki Hartley, Content Marketing Manager of Six Red Marbles. RNL and Six Red Marbles have partnered together to provide high quality instructional design for colleges and universities as part of RNL’s Graduate and Online Enrollment Solutions. Strong instructional design helps you both recruit and retain students. High-quality instructional design pays…
It has been called some of the most “accurate, up-to-date and more useful” than any data published before on international students’ benefit to the country, and all 650 constituencies have been evaluated. The constituency seeing the most economic benefit with £578m from internationals is Leeds Central and Headingley. With 5,585 first year internationals, its net…
Our offices are closed today in commemoration of the Juneteenth holiday. In the past, we’ve used this occasion to highlight the need for criminal justice reform, inside and outside of the cannabis industry. Juneteenth is also a day of celebration, to commemorate the liberation of enslaved people in the United States. We hope you have…
The government had invited stakeholders to comment on the draft Framework, due to be finalised and released later in 2024, but many say they are left feeling unsatisfied with the consultation process so far. Through its submission, the country’s Group of Eight universities took a swing at the proposed cap on international student enrolments, stating…
More accommodating visa rules and application processes are getting Dubai noticed by students as bigger ELT destinations clamp down with restrictions Opportunities to go on to higher education without much issue, one stakeholder said, is increasingly attractive Bigger language schools are seeing expansions as the Emirate begins to reap success in ELT post-Covid The PIE…
Our offices are closed today in commemoration of the Juneteenth holiday. In the past, we’ve used this occasion to highlight the need for criminal justice reform, inside and outside of the cannabis industry. Juneteenth is also a day of celebration, to commemorate the liberation of enslaved people in the United States. We hope you have…
The focus on sustainability is ramping up in higher education, with Times Higher Education’s (THE) recent Global Sustainable Development Congress in Bangkok drawing over 3,000 delegates. It felt almost NAFSA-esque, with a large exhibition hall and headphone presentations on two hall stages running parallel to panels and other side events. The University of Auckland even…
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. Only three words? What do you like most about your job? You get to be across every aspect of the business from curriculum design to policy development, to marketing and industry engagement. As CEO, you have a helicopter view of the organisation plus you get to meet so…