Almost 175 education agents and stakeholders from around the capital and across the country participated in the event facilitated in person by Deepak Verma, Senior Manager (Canada), MSM which was virtually addressed by CapU’s Director for International, Dr. Chris Bottrill.
The summit in Dhaka is the final stop in a tour across India, Nepal and Bangladesh. It started in Chandigarh on April 6th and ended in Dhaka today.
Part of MSM’s first series of in-person events after the pandemic, the summit tackled developments in the international education sector, opportunities for stakeholders to expand their network, and insights on how to increase international student recruitment in the region.
This was a timely event as it has been reported that outward student mobility of Bangladesh students has grown over the past few years and this has been projected to grow in the coming years, as well.
Tapping this promising market will be beneficial for all stakeholders.
Capilano University, which is located in North Vancouver and on the Sunshine Coast, has been a strong partner of MSM for several years. CapU offers traditional university programs, including arts and sciences with concentrations such as Psychology, English and Physics and also unique fields of study like Outdoor Recreation Management, Jazz Studies, Tourism Management for International Students and Motion Picture Arts, plus many more.
MSM is a leading provider of full-service international education solutions for educational institutions around the world. It helps institutions with international recruitment through its MSM Unify Platform and global recruitment agency, institution-dedicated in-country staff, office and support, and global articulation and licensing agreements.
