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Event background

IDP Education UK and Ireland are proud sponsors of the 2025 UKCISA Annual Conference, taking place from 25–27 June 2025 at the University of Manchester. 

This annual event serves as a dedicated platform for professionals working with international higher education students. Delegates get the opportunity to network, sharpen their skills, and stay informed about the latest policy developments. Attendees typically include international students, UKCISA members, and expert speakers all dedicated to have discussions that inform and shape policy decisions, champion the interests of international students and foster positive change within the sector.  

What to expect

Participants can look forward to: 

  • Insights from the Home Office: Learn about the latest policy and operational developments directly from colleagues at the Home Office. 

  • Networking opportunities: Connect with like-minded professionals during various sessions, including the Annual Conference dinner. 

  • Engaging discussions: Participate in conversations that influence policy decisions, advocating for international students and contributing to sector-wide improvements. 

IDP insights at the conference

Rachel MacSween, Director of Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement at IDP Education UK and Ireland, will present alongside Katie Layt, Director of Growth and Retention, Enroly, on the topic: “Looking Ahead: Insights and Indicators for UK International Student Recruitment and Compliance”.

In the session, Rachel will delve into global demand trends, future market forecasts, and unique student sentiment insights to help shape institutions' recruitment strategies. Katie will complement this with exclusive real-time sector data, highlighting critical compliance considerations for the upcoming cycle - including pre-arrival due diligence, funding risk indicators, and other early-warning signs that compliance teams need to be aware of.  

The session will also reflect on the past academic year, leading into key predictions for the September intake. If you're considering how to future-proof your international recruitment and compliance strategies with actionable, data-led insights, this session is not to be missed. 

Find out more about the UKCISA Annual Conference 2025

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