Uncovering new markets for growth : embedding culture in the promotional strategy for the Master of Mass Communication programme.
Higher education is widely recognised as a lucrative service export among many developed nations, bringing with it positive economic and socio-cultural impacts. This creates a global contest for the international students who are driven by a combination of "push-pull" factors influencing t...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-208462019-12-10T11:08:33Z Uncovering new markets for growth : embedding culture in the promotional strategy for the Master of Mass Communication programme. Ong, Shao Ying. Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information Alfred Choi DRNTU::Social sciences Higher education is widely recognised as a lucrative service export among many developed nations, bringing with it positive economic and socio-cultural impacts. This creates a global contest for the international students who are driven by a combination of "push-pull" factors influencing their decision on higher education and study destination. The NTU's School of Communication and Information (SCI), facing a depleting pool of potential students for its Master of Mass Communication (MMC) programme, is keen to tap the burgeoning Chinese market while continuing its efforts to draw quality local students. Master of Mass Communication 2010-01-19T01:28:07Z 2010-01-19T01:28:07Z 2005 2005 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/20846 en Nanyang Technological University 123 p. application/pdf |
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Higher education is widely recognised as a lucrative service export among many developed nations, bringing with it positive economic and socio-cultural impacts. This creates a global contest for the international students who are driven by a combination of "push-pull" factors influencing their decision on higher education and study destination. The NTU's School of Communication and Information (SCI), facing a depleting pool of potential students for its Master of Mass Communication (MMC) programme, is keen to tap the burgeoning Chinese market while continuing its efforts to draw quality local students. |
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