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Global Business Development Manager - ICEF

A very pertinent article by ICEF Monitor highlights the emergence of new destination markets such as Thailand in the realm of international education. As someone who hails from humble backgrounds in Laos, where higher education has historically lacked global recognition, my own journey to study in Bangkok resonates deeply with the points raised in the article. Quality education, affordability, and the rich cultural experience are indeed significant attractions for students seeking overseas study opportunities. However, I'd like to further emphasize the role of partnerships with internationally acclaimed institutes, which greatly enhance the appeal and credibility of educational offerings in Thailand. Here are a few examples: - Degree Certification and Joint Degrees within Thailand: Dusit Thani College exemplifies this approach with programs like their BBA in Hotel and Resort Management, certified by the prestigious EHL, and their joint degree with Le Cordon Bleu for BA in Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management.Double Degree Programs: Institutions like Rangsit University International College have pioneered successful double degree programs. These initiatives typically involve students spending three years at their Thai campus and concluding their bachelor's degree with partner schools abroad. Examples include partnerships with De Montfort UniversityUniversity of the West of England, and the University of Wollongong to name a few. Such collaborations not only enrich the educational experience but also provide students with globally recognized qualifications, enhancing their employability on the international stage. As for the educators' side, the benefits are wide, improving brand visibility, expanding recruitment efforts without having to invest in a campus abroad and alleviating pressure on the application teams, thanks to pre-qualified students who have gone through an approved curriculum beforehand. In conclusion, the rise of Thailand as a destination market for education is not merely due to its inherent appeal but also owing much to the strategic partnerships forged with esteemed institutions worldwide. As Thailand continues to solidify its position as a hub for quality education, these partnerships will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in shaping its trajectory on the global stage, especially considering the current policy changes in many top study destinations. #ICEF South East Asia presents a prime opportunity for international institutes to connect with Thai universities and vice-versa, fostering further collaboration and elevating Thailand's position in the global education landscape. #internationaleducation #thailand #icefmonitor

The rise of alternative destinations: Thailand, Poland, and the Philippines - ICEF Monitor - Market intelligence for international student recruitment

The rise of alternative destinations: Thailand, Poland, and the Philippines - ICEF Monitor - Market intelligence for international student recruitment

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Jessica Glauser Guiver

Experienced international education professional

8mo

Super interesting, particularly for me personally right now. My son is nearly 17 and starting to think about what he's going to do after A levels. He's looking at studying overseas (NOT at a university in the UK) & going to a university in Asia is not outside the realm of possibility!

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