Hot topics

More information coming soon.

Here are some of the topics that were explored and discussed at AIEC 2024.

Strategic insights

Essential insights and market intelligence designed to help you plan for the immediate and longer term:

Global dialogue: updates from International Education Associations around the world
Mitigating the impact of international education on the climate
Australia’s shifting landscape in the global student market
Designing internationalisation strategies through indigenous values
Global student flows: understanding the next wave
Building better TNE strategies
How geopolitics affects Australia’s international education
Global demographic shifts and implications for international education
What bilateral US-Australian government priorities signal for international education
Research vs reality – financial pressures relating to the cost of living and accommodation
Keys to success for Australian universities in the Middle East
Charting new horizons from South Asia
Expanding Australia’s offshore delivery
Diversifying Asian student cohorts
Growing Australia’s forgotten emerging markets: A focus on Latin Europe
Skills solutions in Southeast Asia
Trends in Sino-Foreign Higher Education TNE programs
Innovations in learning abroad for global impact
The cost of student acquisition conundrum
Measuring the ROI of scholarships in student recruitment
TNE in emerging markets
The future of Australia-China school partnerships
What’s ahead for TNE in India?
Global perspectives on the quality of English language education
Promoting the value of international education to Australia

Dedicated country and region-specific sessions to ensure you have the latest updates on developments and opportunities including:

Key sessions that focus on innovations in marketing, communications and recruitment:

Sessions dedicated to helping you to better understand, support and engage with international students:

Voice of the international student
Supporting best practice international student engagement and experience
The human element of ESOS compliance: what do our students think?
Innovations in career support for international student career readiness
Engaging your student leaders in a globalised world
Insights into the international student journey
The experiences of Latin American students in Australia
Understanding the impact of hostile policy on the international student experience
Creative initiatives for student success
New visa protections for international students
Women’s empowerment programs for international students
Harnessing student voice and partnerships
Hybrid approaches to delivering student services
Revolutionising employability for international students
Creating human connections between employers and international students

Latest policy changes presented by policy makers, government representatives and other key experts in the field:

New ways of working smarter, teaching, learning and engaging through technology:

The intersection of AI and human values in international admissions
AI in the teaching and learning context
Applying UDL to online courses for international students
Assessment Renaissance: authentic design in the era of generative AI
AI in international education: challenges and opportunities in student engagement
Using data and AI to build real relationships with prospective students
Cyber attack preparedness and response in international education
Building authentic international student communities in a tech-led world

6 Feb - Call for proposals opens

14 March - Call for proposals closes

May - Registration open

mid-June - Program released

31 July - Super early bird registration closes

12 September - Early bird registration closes

14–17 October – AIEC 2025