
The January intake has become an important mid-year entry point for international students, particularly those applying to taught postgraduate courses. 

For some universities, it has even grown into a bigger international recruitment window than the traditional autumn intake, but are those days now over?


With visa refusal rates rising and putting pressure on BCA metrics, are January intakes becoming more risk than reward for universities?


Join The PIE as we look at the data behind alternate intakes and hear directly from institutions about how they are approaching January recruitment, managing risk and assessing whether mid-year entry remains a viable part of their international recruitment strategy.


Speakers:
Will Burns, Head of Global Recruitment, Oxford Brookes University
Jasmine Bual, Head of International Student Recruitment, Queen Mary University of London
Dave Amor, Director, Higher Insights Ltd
Hosted by Nick Cuthbert, Director of Insight, The PIE.


Join our live audience to have your say and put your questions directly to the panellists.

Is a January intake even viable anymore?