Discover how content marketing in higher education can drive student recruitment by meeting prospective students’ needs, building trust, and enhancing your university’s brand value.
Beyond being just a buzzword, content marketing in higher education offers important insights into the typical human behaviour and motivational factors along the student recruitment funnel. In practice, it is about creating valuable and relevant content that meets prospective students’ needs and expectations. A thoroughly developed content strategy helps your university to reach international student recruitment goals by positioning you as a trustworthy institution and fostering your brand value.
You will learn how a user-centred approach can help you to get the right message to the right people, in the right place and at the right time. This workshop will enable you to understand methods of successfully developing a content strategy (profiling your audience and mapping the student journey) and executing your content marketing plan (scheduling, creating and delivering).
This course provides excellent training for marketing and/or communications professionals and anyone working in international student recruitment in higher education institutions who want to successfully execute a content strategy in order to support their institutional goals.
EAIE member: €95
Non-member: €175
12 Feb: 14:00–17:30 CET
14 Feb: 14:00–17:00 CET
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Universität St. Gallen, Switzerland
Herwig is Head of Public Affairs and Communication at the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland. Prior to this he was Head of Communications at the University of Liechtenstein, Principality of Liechtenstein. In his roles he oversees the university’s branding, communications and marketing activities. His team provides communications and marketing consultancy services to internal partners. He holds a Master’s degree in German Philology, Psychology and Communications and a degree in Public Relations from the University of Vienna, Austria. Before joining the University of Liechtenstein in 2011, Herwig held positions as Head of Communications at an international medical foundation in Davos. He also worked as Chief Communications Officer at a globally active Swiss industrial company. In the higher education field, he has been advocating an experience-centred communications and marketing strategy with a focus on brand ambassadors.Tampere University, Finland
Joanna Kumpula is the Head of International Education and Integration Support at Tampere University in Finland. Presently she is running the university-wide project for international degree education development which includes the renewal of the degree programme portfolio and student recruitment and service strategies. In her long career, Joanna has worked in several positions in international student marketing, recruitment, and admissions in the university sector, at the Finnish national education agency and she also managed her own university consulting agency.Could your team benefit from EAIE membership? Request a group membership pack and enjoy access to all membership perks at a reduced rate. Save up to €115 per member!