With a unique in-sourcing partnership model and proven track record, INTO joint ventures offer a solution – enhancing universities' international reputations, campus facilities, academic standards and revenue streams so they can compete effectively in the international higher education marketplace.
Andrew Colin,
Chairman
Since 2006, INTO has successfully launched twelve joint ventures with a range of leading universities in the UK and the US. Initially focused on on-campus pathway provision, our model is fast evolving to meet the demands of the growing, and increasingly mobile global student population.
INTO University Partnerships was established in 2005 at the
invitation of the University of East Anglia (UEA). Seeking to
address underperformance in international student recruitment, but
uncomfortable with the principle of outsourcing the delivery of
English language and pathway programmes, the University worked with
INTO to develop an innovative public/private partnership structure.
INTO UEA was created, and for the last five years has facilitated
major investment, expansion and enhanced services for international
students at the University. This modus operandi has underpinned the
success of nine further partnerships with leading universities in
the UK and US.
INTO may adapt partnership structures to address the legal and
accreditation requirements of a given university. However, central
to every INTO partnership is the notion that the university retains
control over the quality of the academic experience and ensures
high quality and consistent support services for students. In
return, the university enjoys the benefits of working with a strong
private sector partner which supports it in transformative
internationalisation and student recruitment projects.