What's Happening with Student Numbers? Insights for the 2024/2025 Academic Year

Student intakes to UK universities have been in tumult since the pandemic, and the recent Government intervention to restrict visas for International student dependents drove this further, with early reports of a fall in demand of circa 40% this year.

In A Level results week, join Unipol Student Homes and Matt Durnin, Principle of International HE advisory Nous to look over the most up to date analysis on student numbers this year, and consider how this might impact on the accommodation sector:

• How are UK student numbers holding up in the face of a deepening cost of living crisis for families and Universities?
• International students – is there any more data to support the initial fears of a significant reduction in numbers?
• What impact will the recent riots have on International enrolments?
• What impact of wider geo-political factors on the attractiveness of UK Higher Education?
• Where is the next China? Future predictions on International student intakes

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Speakers

Matt Durnin, Principal, Nous Group

Matt specialises in higher education strategy and internationalisation. He has played a role in establishing more than 30 academic and research partnerships across 15 countries and helped dozens of universities improve student recruitment and form or revise their international strategies.

Matt has 13 years of consulting and research experience in China and speaks Mandarin. His writings have been published by the Wall Street Journal, the Guardian, the Journal of Strategic Studies, the BBC and Times Higher Education, among others.

 

Victoria Tolmie-Loverseed
Assistant Chief Executive - Standards, Unipol Student Homes

Victoria Tolmie-Loverseed has worked in housing and HE since 2004, including student accommodation, the private rented sector and social housing. She works closely with HEIs’, Local Authorities, Governments and major suppliers to raise standards and address student needs through her work leading Unipol’s accreditation and research area. She is also a non-executive director of a housing association with a keen interest in customer support and engagement.

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Join this webinar to hear the latest insights and ask questions from the expert speakers.

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