Panel session
Agent regulation has become a hot topic in several of the major English-speaking student recruitment destinations. Governments in Canada and Australia, as well as the UK, have or intend to bring in agent regulation to better control some of the practice that’s causing a regular ‘boom and bust’ cycle for universities. This session will look at why regulation has been brought in, how it is being implemented and what lessons those working in non-regulated markets can learn.
Our panellists will discuss three major areas, before inviting discussion from the floor.
1. Agent regulation in the UK – what happened?
2. What are the learnings for European Universities who are in non-regulated markets?
3. Where do we go now – both those regulated and those not regulated?