The Guardian Future of Higher Education 2012

Posted by HEERA | Conferences, Training | Posted on January 6th, 2012

COMPETITION, OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN A CHANGING SECTOR

The Guardian Future of Higher Education 2012

COMPETITION, OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN A CHANGING SECTOR

20 March 2012, Prospero House

Join senior leaders to clarify policy, debate and shape strategy and rise to the challenges faced at a time of transformation. The Future of Higher Education summit has been designed for those actively involved in the strategic shape, structure and delivery of higher education and provides opportunities for networking, challenging discussions and strategic debates.

Register online at http://www.guardian.co.uk/higher-education

Effective Marketing in Higher Education Conference – Special HEERA member rate

Posted by HEERA | Conferences, Training | Posted on August 31st, 2011

Supported by HEERA and UUK

HEERA are happy to announce that the Effective Marketing in Higher Education conference will take place on Tuesday 18th October 2011 in Central London.

HEERA is a partner on this conference organised by Neil Stewart Associates (NSA). HEERA members receive a special discounted rate of £299 plus VAT – a saving of £90.00 per person.  Can you please use this link http://www.neilstewartassociates.com/jb310/heera to ensure that your land on the correct registration page to get the special rate.

Join senior leaders and experts in student recruitment and marketing for an insightful conference to help you focus your strategy and stand out in a competitive international education market. 

Speakers include:

Rosemary Stamp, Director, Stamp Consulting Ltd
Liam Burns, President, National Union of Students
Gretchen C Dobson, Senior Associate Director, Domestic and International Programs,
Tufts University, Massachusetts, USA
Wes Streeting, Chief Executive, Helena Kennedy Foundation; Co-Chair, Student Finance Communications Task Force 
Garry Smith, Commercial Director, Nottingham Trent University
Professor Janice Kay, Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education), University of Exeter;
Chair, 1994 Group Student Experience Policy Group

Rob Behrens, Independent Adjudicator and Chief Executive, Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education
Peter Allen, Marketing Director, University of Derby
Alistair Jarvis, Director of Communications and Marketing, University of Birmingham
Rachel Sandison, Head of Marketing, Alumni and Student Recruitment, University of Aberdeen
Michael Lavery, Director of Communications, Durham University
Kyla Steenhart, Associate Director, Higher Education
Mia Lorenz, Associate Director, OpinionPanel Research

See the full speaker list here

View the full agenda here

Visit the HEERA discount registration page http://www.neilstewartassociates.com/jb310/heera

Publications Forum: A-Z of Magazines

Posted by HEERA | Training | Posted on April 1st, 2011

The CASE Europe Publications Forum: A-Z of Magazines is taking place on 9 June, 2011 in London.  

This forum is aimed at communications, marketing, alumni relations and fundraising/development professionals who are involved in managing publications. Join us to understand the principles and good practice behind producing a great magazine and benefit from the opportunity to address key issues, share skills and think professionally about the role of the magazine in your communications. Discuss how we maintain the value of printed communications when the whole world is going online.

Visit the CASE website to register online. This seminar may be of interest to staff at your institution, please forward this on to colleagues who will benefit from attending. 

UK Students Abroad – Generating new revenue models; improving international mobility

Posted by HEERA | Conferences, Training | Posted on March 1st, 2011

Wednesday 20th April 2011  |  Westminster Studio, London SW1P 1SB

www.neilstewartassociates.com/jb301

Bringing together senior leaders in Higher Education responsible for international partnerships and student exchange this conference, supported by HEERA, will explain how international student exchange programs can lead to new models of revenue generation and build the reputation of a UK HEI.  With low cost airlines making travel affordable, reasonably priced and purpose-built student accommodation and a resulting degree that can add genuine value to a student’s career, universities like Maastricht will become serious competitors to UK institutions.  How can universities in England and Wales prepare for a possible exodus of talented students? How encouraging international mobility and student exchange can lead to an alternative revenue stream? How the reputation, quality and perception can improve by attracting and retaining students with international experience?

HEERA has secured a 10% discount for it members. To book you place visit www.neilstewartassociates.com/jb301 and quote reference HEERA01