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The Third Degree has very recently started a podcast series. This initiative is to shed light on and discuss latest issues and insights that shape higher education, research, and academic careers. It offers expert advice and practical tips as you navigate and advance your academic journey. It is there as an additional resource to help you think through problems, strategies, and issues, and to get you more involved in the broader academic world as you progress. Our podcast is in its infancy, but will continue to grow over time, adding more insights, resources, speakers, and ultimately impact for your journey as a #PostGraduateResearcher or #EarlyCareerAcademic. If you have ideas or suggestions for podcast topics, or know of a fantastic person we should invite as a guest (or if you would like to be a guest yourself), do reach out and let us know! Keep pushing the boundaries of knowledge and success in your academic path! #TheThirdDegree #EmpoweringPostGraduateResearch #EmpoweringPostGraduateResearchers Farrell Tan Vighneswaran N Vithiatharan Savia de Sousa Enikő Maior Nirupama Kocherlakota Dr Craig J Selby Judith Flora PhD Either check it out directly through the link below, or through the Resources page of our new website. https://lnkd.in/gZsjSTVM

𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐃𝐨𝐨𝐫𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐆𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 In this podcast reel, our guest breaks down the Student Block Account, an important step for international students planning to study in Germany. Learn how this financial requirement ensures you’re well-prepared for a successful academic journey abroad. Tune in to understand the essential steps and key considerations for securing your future in one of the world's leading education destinations. Watch Full Episode: https://lnkd.in/d2-aSKvQ #Podcast #InternationalStudents #StudyInGermany #StudentBlockAccount #EducationAbroad #LinkedInLearning #Comunicle

You want to listen to this episode to learn what C. J. Hobson, Ed.D. is saying about this topic.

Bumper episode of this week's Housed Podcast with ICEF's Martijn van de Veen 😎. We discuss supply/demand imbalance across Europe, what international students want and how to get them to book with you whether you're an agent, marketplace, university or PBSA operator. Don't miss this one. If you are in international education, the chances are you have run into Martijn and if you haven't, you should. I describe him as an international man of mystery (The Netherland's very own Austin Powers) as he's always at the latest ICEF event somewhere in the world and his feet barely touch the ground. He's one of those rare people that leave you feeling positive about yourself, your work and your industry because he's charming, interested and interesting. Hopefully you enjoy this episode and if you do one thing after it then reach out to Martijn to discuss the inaugural ICEF Monitor Global Summit in September which has an entire track with plenty of sessions on student accommodation. Sarah and Deenie will be speaking at the event in September and I know many others from the sector will be there because we've been talking about it since the event in Amsterdam last year. Some of the topics covered in this podcast episode: 🔵 The importance of global collaboration and shared learnings 🔵 Challenging the typical ‘international student’ stereotype 🔵 Tackling supply and demand challenges This podcast is for anyone who works in Higher Education, Student Accommodation, BTR, Co-living, Operational Real Estate or Shared Living. #pbsa #studentaccommodation #intled #icef #educationagents #studenthousing #housed #podcast #highered #unviersities #internationalstudents #studyabroad

I was really happy to see Japan featured in the ICEF Podcast's final “Keys to the Market” segment of 2024.  The ICEF podcast is one of my favorites in the international education space.  Lots of good stuff in there, and it only comes out once a month.  Don’t sleep on it! The hosts talk about the Japanese government’s plans to increase the numbers of both inbound and outbound students in coming years.  Most people have long been aware of Japan as a sending nation, but it has attracted a ton of attention in recent years as a receiving nation. Mildly interesting factoid: Japan has been my number one source of revenue every year I started doing this stuff in 2011.  However, each year since about 2015 it has represented a smaller and smaller percentage of my overall revenue picture.  The steady decline of the yen means students are more likely to seek out assistance from domestic sources.  And in more recent years students have been taking a much wider range of language tests than in the past so they are less likely to need my services.  The latter development may come as a bit of a surprise to some, as the old duopoly was thought to have an unbreakable grip on the market.

Get closer with our new podcast: 'Erasmus+ revealed' Listen to first-hand stories, get tips and tricks, and learn about tools and resources from experienced coordinators and participants. https://lnkd.in/e9Qm_Qhi

“Our job at Center for New Directions is to help [...] you overcome all the barriers that you face while you are trying to get your education.” - Matt Anderson. Check out the Tech Tuesday podcast from this last week to learn how the Center for New Directions can help you in your education goals and learn more about Tom and Gail Dial story. (https://lnkd.in/gwrRZsMw)

🎙️ New Episode Alert 🎙️ In our latest podcast episode, host Jason Altmire, DBA Altmire sits down with Ben Wildavsky, author of “The Career Arts: Making the Most of College, Credentials, and Connections.” Together, they challenge the outdated belief that higher education is merely a choice between degrees and practical skills. 📚💼 Ben advocates for a diverse approach to learning that blends theoretical knowledge with real-world experience, emphasizing that both are essential for building valuable connections and achieving career success. Tune in here: https://lnkd.in/dSSurfXz  

Education. The default answer to all our problems… Not for you. Not now. Challenge yourself not to learn another thing in 2025. Instead, apply what you already know. Rather than attend another conference, read another book, listen to another podcast—put into action the best of what you’ve already learned. We’re participating in the most collectively educated culture in history. Everyone has increased access to knowledge. It no longer gives you an edge. Want to change your world? Stop learning and start doing. Knowledge isn’t power; application is. #reviveyourwork #application #professionaldevelopment Sarah Schlentz

Education. The default answer to all our problems… Not for you. Not now. Challenge yourself not to learn another thing this year. Instead, apply what you already know. Rather than attend another conference, read another book, listen to another podcast—put into action the best of what you’ve already learned. We’re participating in the most collectively educated culture in history. Everyone has increased access to knowledge. It no longer gives you an edge. Want to change your world? Stop learning and start doing. Knowledge isn’t power; application is. #reviveyourwork #application #professionaldevelopment Sarah Schlentz