Join us as we delve deeper into the topic of world rankings, the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, and discuss the ASIC Internationalisation Metric System in our next virtual seminar. When: Tuesday 18th May 2021 at 11 a.m. BST Speakers: Dr Maurice …
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Watch now: Education Beyond 2021
Recordings of our recent international education conference are now available. Following our successful international education conference in March, we have made the recordings available online to those of you who weren’t able to attend at the time. Click here to …
Book your free seminar place to learn more about the Accreditation Process.
Register your place today and join our team at the end of April as they guide you through the stages of accreditation. Are you interested in gaining ASIC accreditation? Do you have questions about the timeline – and how it …
Education Beyond 2021: Conference Summary
5th ASIC Conference and 1st Virtual Conference. Over 2 Days. 8 Keynote Speakers and 28 Speakers from 13 countries. 447 attendees from 37 countries. 24 Awards (see full list below). A lot of enthusiasm… and lots of cups of tea – at least at our end! Thank you for joining us! Your interest, energy, and support have made …
Last chance to book for Education Beyond 2021
8 Keynote Speakers. 28 Speakers.427 attendees from 37 countries. Don’t miss out! Book your tickets and join us, March 30-31, and explore new horizons for international education. Programme and speaker information here. Book tickets here.
Why be an international institution?
Author: Shelly Stevenson, Vice-Chair of the ASIC Accreditation Committee Going to an international intuition prepares students for modern life by helping them to become a global citizen: someone who understands how the world works by being aware of their place in …
Education Beyond 2021: exploring new horizons for international education.
Innovate | Enhance | Network | Join us in March as we gather to examine the challenges and lessons the pandemic has presented for the international education sector – and how we can use these experiences, and new-found knowledge, to …