This one day online conference will focus on next steps for UK transnational education, looking at priorities for policy, regulation and quality assurance, and market growth. Delegates will discuss approaches for developing partnerships, and building capacity in ways that support both UK providers and their overseas partners, alongside policy ambitions for the UK’s positioning in international higher education and cultural exchange.

It will bring stakeholders and policymakers together to consider the Government’s renewed emphasis on TNE as a central pillar of the recently published UK’s International Education Strategy, including ambitions to grow education exports to £40bn by 2030 and expand UK provision overseas.

Delegates will assess the potential impact of removing targets on international student numbers in the UK, and with initiatives such as UK-India Vision 2035, sessions will look at how TNE can best be coordinated with wider developments in industrial and trade policy, and higher education regulation.