Uoffer Global sponsors Business School of the Year award at the 2023 THE Awards
Uoffer Global will sponsor the Business School of the Year award at the 2023 THE Awards as part of its commitment to connecting international students with exceptional higher education institutions in the UK
Uoffer Global is delighted to be part of the 2023 THE Awards, where it will sponsor the Business School of the Year award. Widely recognised as the Oscars of higher education, the THE Awards attracts hundreds of entries that exemplify the talent, commitment and innovation of individuals and teams across all aspects of university life. Uoffer Global’s participation in the THE Awards solidifies its commitment to connecting prospective international students with exceptional higher education opportunities.
Uoffer Global’s mission lies in empowering international students worldwide to reach their maximum potential and gain access to the best education. With a robust network of more than 100 leading universities, colleges and pathway providers, Uoffer Global has become a trusted partner for institutions looking to tap into active student communities, especially in dynamic international markets. By leveraging THE’s global reach and experience, Uoffer Global hopes to foster international collaborations and nurture the aspirations of the next generation of learners.
Uoffer Global’s unwavering dedication to international students will take centre stage in its work with THE. Recognising the diversity of this group, Uoffer Global provides personalised support to cater to individual learners’ needs. Through insightful mentoring events, whether in students’ home countries or as they embark on their academic journeys in the UK, Uoffer Global ensures that students make well-informed decisions about their academic futures.
This commitment to supporting international student pathways doesn’t end with student recruitment. Uoffer Global adopts a comprehensive approach to addressing various aspects of a student’s journey, including accommodation, career prospects and broader cultural and personal needs, through workshops and events. The goal is to create an all-encompassing support system.
John Gill, editor of Times Higher Education, says of Uoffer’s involvement in the THE Awards: “Over 19 years, the THE Awards have become established as the most prestigious in the sector. We’re honoured that universities the length and breadth of the UK and Ireland hold them in such high esteem, but we also know that the right partnerships are absolutely crucial to their increasing success. We are delighted to have Uoffer Global sponsoring the Business School of the Year category in 2023’s THE Awards, and very much look forward to seeing this relationship developing further in the future.”
Christina Ke, UK general manager at Uoffer Global, says of the company’s work with THE: “Uoffer Global is truly delighted to be working with Times Higher Education. Our collaboration at the 2023 THE Awards marks an exciting beginning, and we are eagerly looking forward to seeing the benefits and insights this relationship will bring to our students and partners. We are committed to empowering and championing international student communities and enhancing their connections with leading UK universities. Our extensive university network, combined with tailored student services – including end-to-end student support and mentoring events at more than 40 local student support centres – enable students to reach their maximum potential and help institutions to tap into a diverse pool of talent and forge global collaborations.”
Uoffer’s participation in the THE Awards underscores its vision of making international education accessible. The company understands the intricacies of the international education landscape, allowing it to provide student recruitment strategies tailored to the unique needs of both students and institutions. Its commitment to fostering connections goes hand in hand with its global vision.
“Our focus is on giving prospective students a clear picture of the opportunities available to them,” Ke explains. “We want to inspire students and contribute to the ongoing higher education solutions.”
