Listen in to what happens when students from different universities, backgrounds and parts of the country come together to answer your questions and discuss what it means to be a student in 2020.
In this session, Unibuddy will discuss how harnessing the voice of your strongest advocates, your current students, can give prospects from all backgrounds the chance to see and speak to students who are just like them.
This year, while we can’t all be together in one room, we still want to give you the opportunity to quiz and chat with the experts. So questions at the ready for our Think Student Live speakers, they’re all ears.
How does an Instagram post or a YouTube series stand up in the eyes of 140,000 students? Stick around to see who came out on top and which campaigns were worthy of that student kudos to walk away with the winner’s trophy.
With over 500,000 followers and subscribers on YouTube and Instagram, it’s safe to say Ruby Granger is one busy student. We’ll be sitting down with Ruby for an exclusive interview discussing all things social media, student influencers and the success (and perils) of engaging with tens of thousands of students on the daily.
Our researchers look to the insights found by the Student Hut Tracker and what we’ve discovered from speaking directly to students every fortnight. From mental health and pandemic panic to loneliness and love lives, we explore how our understanding of student wellbeing can help inform your communication and marketing strategy and plans.
From our New York office, expert Lee dives into the insight gained from analysing 40,000 data points, garnered from deep-dive interviews with over 200 American college students. This session challenges institutions to truly #thinkstudent and to use data-driven insights to inform and pivot content and communications strategies to ensure they are doing and being what students really need right now.
Our marketers shared the findings of a focus group they ran with a panel of Black British students. We listened to how the group felt about the racial prejudices they face every day, as well as how well represented they felt on campus, in faculties, and in the media. They discussed actions that institutions should take to ensure they offer meaningful change and support.
Together, Natives and Study in Sweden created a brand that championed quality, freedom, inclusiveness and sustainability; ‘The Swedish Way’. Charlie and Doug will discuss how research formed a critical pillar of this project, creating a space to be bold, disruptive and provocative but also inclusive and welcoming, as all voices were heard to form a brand that can now be owned by all.
Want to know more about how to create engaging content and compelling campaigns on the student-favourite TikTok? If you’re a Marketing Director considering TikTok in your advertising plans or a content creator wanting to know how to engage, then this event session was made for you.
UK university students have gone through unprecedented turmoil throughout 2020. In this session, we delve into our research to examine whether students currently feel supported, how likely they are to drop out and what can be done to avoid this. We will also be looking at whether factors such as gender, ethnicity and socio-economic factors are having an adverse effect, as well as guidance and recommendations for the HE sector on how to help and support students during this time.
For most, Clearing and A-Level Results Day are remembered for u-turns and chaos, but in this session with St George’s, University of London and Akero expert Alex, we look to the wins and celebrations of what came from the first digital-only Clearing project. The success, the impact and the lessons learnt - what can you take away to get ready for January’s upcoming deadlines?
In this session, Alex will look at the impacts and results of when you can align your systems through the entire funnel, and in the process, improve conversions, capture more leads, track ROI and set yourself strategic objectives and budgets.
JC Decaux introduces the concept of a ‘Two Screen World’, in order to enhance the effectiveness of strategic Out of Home & online campaigns, and the virtues of programmatic Digital Out of Home.
Overwhelmed? Stressed? Do you recognise the signs when you need support? When others need support? Mental health is something to be aware of at this challenging time in Higher Education. We invite you to join us to discuss how colleagues are feeling at this time, reflect on our own experiences of stress and share with you some tips that you could take away from the session that we hope will help you now and in the coming months.