Studymove has been announced as one of the winners of the NSW Government Innovation Districts Challenge!
The Innovation Districts Challenge was designed to accelerate the commercialisation of research products which address the impacts of COVID-19 by businesses in partnership with universities and CSIRO in New South Wales.
Studymove was recognised as the Local Innovation District winner after developing a solution for Challenge 2 which strengthens the economic resilience of NSW businesses to recover from the impacts of COVID-19 in partnership with the Australian Catholic University.
We are proud to represent the International Education sector in NSW and have designed a data collaboration tool to improve the development of current and future international student recruitment providers. This new data tool will measure the impact COVID-19 has had on international student recruitment strategies, what new strategies education providers have adopted and how effective these new strategies have been in mapping their road to recovery in three key areas:
DIGITAL STRATEGIES
Provide competitive intelligence on the effectiveness of these tools to support international student recruitment strategies and vital intelligence about who is engaging with, investing in, and getting value from online strategies.
TRANSNATIONAL EDUCATION
Provide baseline data to assess opportunities for greater engagement in partnerships and highlight the structure of transnational education strategies for each institution.
ONLINE EDUCATION
Assess the current and future plans to engage in online education and highlight opportunities.
A video summary of the project can be viewed here!
The project will be conducted later in the year with the support of the NSW Government and the Australian Catholic University. We are very excited to continue supporting the international education sector in the recovery during this challenging period and we are grateful for the support from #InvestmentNSW.
We are currently seeking Expressions of Interest from education providers interested in taking part in this exciting data project.
Please direct any questions, comments or interest in this project to Dimity Huckel at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.