60-Minute Recording of Video Online Seminar • Originally Broadcast January 31, 2008 • $249

If you’re overlooking international education, passing up opportunities for global partnerships, or aren’t doing a good job in recruiting or serving your international students, you’re missing out.

This session charts the major trends affecting the recruitment and enrollment of students worldwide. The seminar also outlines how September 11th continues to affect U.S. international trends. There is a section on study abroad enrollments, comparative data on major enrolling and sending countries and the economic impact of international students. The role of technology, distance learning, and international collaborations and global partnerships are part of the seminar’s data and statistics. Predictions are made for future student “migrations.”

Knowledge benefits for you:
• Understand the larger forces shaping tomorrow’s international student population
• Receive timely, relevant data
• Predict how national demographic trends will affect your own institution
• Use these predictions to strengthen your international student recruitment, retention, and enrollment management efforts
• Anticipate the services you will need to meet future students’ expectations
• Put changes you’ve observed on your own campus into a broader context
• Alert your campus now to issues of growing significance
• More authoritatively discuss demographic and trend issues with your colleagues and the public

Who can benefit from viewing this seminar:
• Presidents and chancellors
• Enrollment managers
• Provosts
• Directors of admission
• Research and strategic planners
• Advisors of study-abroad programs
• International student advisors