Enrollment Management

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The AIRC Series on Enrollment Management provides a timely and authoritative resource for understanding the challenges and opportunities of international student recruitment and enrollment in higher education. Edited by Clay Harmon, Executive Director of the Association of International Enrollment Management (AIRC), the series brings together diverse voices—scholars, practitioners, and policy leaders—to address pressing questions of ethics, access, and sustainability in global student mobility.

Each volume explores a core dimension of enrollment management, including student recruitment, retention, market diversification, policy impacts, and institutional capacity building. Through evidence-based research, comparative case studies, and actionable strategies, the series equips higher education leaders to adapt to shifting demographics, evolving policies, and global competition.

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Navigating the Future of International Enrollment Management Insights and strategies Edited by Clay Harmon and Krishna Bista

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This scholarly volume examines the shifting dynamics of international student enrollment within an increasingly complex global higher education. Drawing on contributions from experienced practitioners and researchers, this work addresses critical themes, including international branch campuses, transnational education models, data-informed decision-making, student success, and institutional transformation. Through evidence-based analysis and case studies from diverse contexts, the book offers actionable strategies for fostering ethical, inclusive, and sustainable enrollment management practices. It serves as an essential reference for higher education leaders, enrollment professionals, and policymakers committed to advancing global engagement in a time of rapid change. Editors Clay Harmon and Krishna Bista Order Print Copies: Hardcover | Paperback | Kindle | eBook (Open-Access) A compelling framework that transforms international enrollment from a complex challenge into a strategic opportunity for global academic excellence.  Thomas Tinnefeld, PhD Professor of Applied Languages, Saarland University of Applied Sciences, Germany A valuable resource for higher education administrators and scholars. John D Branch, PhD, EdD Professor of Business Administration, University of Michigan, USA An essential resource offering innovative strategies and crucial insights for education leaders navigating international enrollment in today's rapidly evolving global landscape. Chunipha Poedloknimit, PhD Lecturer, Department of Public Administration, Western University, Thailand A rich collection of perspectives that deepens our understanding of how to create supportive and globally connected learning environments for international students. Lu Lu, PhD Beijing Language and Culture University, China In a rapidly changing world, Navigating the Future of International Enrollment offers both clarity and vision for building more inclusive, resilient, and globally engaged campuses. Drawing on diverse voices and practical experience, it inspires educators and policymakers to reimagine internationalization for the future. Thatcher A. Spero, PhD Professor of Education, Musashino University, Japan With clarity and vision, the authors provide timely strategies that will guide institutions in navigating the evolving global enrollment landscape and highlight the central role of student success and well-being. Praveen Kumar Rudra, PhD Assistant Professor, University of Nebraska at Omaha, NE, USA A thought-provoking volume that empowers education leaders to embrace diversity and innovation in global enrollment strategies. Sirirat Na Ranong, PhD, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Thammasat University, Thailand  

This volume examines international student enrollment from multiple perspectives across the globe. Contributors explore how digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and new marketing strategies are reshaping recruitment and engagement, while also addressing the cultural, political, and social factors that influence the international student experience. The book includes case studies from the United States, Latin America, Asia, and Africa, showcasing the interplay between technology, policy, and student success. Readers will find discussions that range from the role of English language programs in soft diplomacy to the impact of creative economies in Indonesia, from Japanese enrollment rebounds to the challenges faced by Mexican and Brazilian students, and from the promises of AI in higher education to the dilemmas of fostering democracy and inclusion in classrooms and research. Together, these contributions illustrate the complex realities of international student enrollment today and provide actionable insights for educators, policymakers, and institutional leaders seeking to build inclusive, resilient, and globally connected campuses. Editors:   Clay Harmon and Krishna Bista Available as Hardcover | eBook | Related books