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• Discount for AIEC 2024 Melbourne – E-News special!

  AIEC 2024 are offering New Zealand delegates a special rate for their upcoming conference in Melbourne from 22 to 25 October. This year’s theme, ‘the human element’, invites educators, researchers, policymakers and thought leaders to explore the multifaceted dimensions of human interactions across the international education landscape in this rapidly evolving digital era. 

  In amongst an action-packed programme, there are several New Zealand speakers presenting this year on topics relevant to New Zealand delegates that include:  

  • Brett Berquist from the University of Canterbury will speak in the session on: Diversifying Asian student cohorts: navigating constraints and maximising opportunities 

  • Hayley Shields from Edified NZ will be presenting in the session on: Expectations versus reality: insights into the international student journey 

  • Catherine Dunphy, Martin Hookham-Simms, from the University of Auckland, and Hayley Shields, Edified NZ are speaking in the session on: Designing an internationalisation framework through Indigenous values 

  • Monique van Veen and Elizabeth Zou, from the University of Canterbury will speak about: Engaging with the next generation: surprised and inspired by them 

  Anyone registering by the 30th of September will lock in the early bird rate (a saving of $150 off the standard rate).  

  Use code ENZ150@AIEC24 at the checkout to receive the rate. This is limited to the first 50 registrants and is applicable to Non-Client/Member Standard rate only. 

  Find out more, including the full programme of keynotes, workshops, sessions, plus social events and exhibition activations on AIEC's event website here - Australian International Education Conference | AIEC (idp.com) 

• Sector support needed for the 2024 International Student Expenditure Survey

  Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ) will soon be collecting data for the next International Student Expenditure Survey and is seeking sector support to ensure it gains an accurate picture of international students' expenditure while they study in New Zealand.  

  This survey is important to the future of New Zealand’s international education sector as it enables us to tell the story of the value to New Zealand, to each sector and to each region. It gathers information on international student travel (including visiting friends and family) and spending from a national survey of student expenditure. 

  The last survey was undertaken in 2018 and over 5000 responses were received. Since then, that data has since been put to multiple uses, including informing the quarterly Statistics NZ Education Trade Services number as well as a range of other student and regional valuations. 

  ENZ’s Director of Insights, Marie Clark, ran an information session on the upcoming survey last week. The session covered:  

  • Why the survey is important, including other options we have explored 

  • An overview of what is being collected. 

  • The quality assurance processes  

  • Who’s involved with the work  

  • An overview of the survey  

  • The outputs that are proposed 

  • What’s involved for providers and students 

  If you missed it, you can watch a recording of the session here.

   

  More information will be sent directly to providers soon with details on how the sector can help share the survey amongst students. The more responses we get, the more accurate the results will be and therefore will provide greater insights for education providers, the regions, and the various subsectors.  

  If you have any questions in the meantime, please reach out to insights@enz.govt.nz.  

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