Marketing Strategies for Enhancing The University Brand in The Competitive Higher Education Market
Abstract
Globalization and the rapid advancement of digital technologies are creating an increasingliy competitive higher education market. Enhancing a university’s brand and strengthening its international reputation require the effective implementation of modern marketing strategies. This article examines the key principles of university branding, marketing strategies, the role of digital technologies, and ways to improve education quality to boost institutional repuatation. To ensure competitiveness, universities must adopt innovative approaches, leverage social media, foster international colloborations and build an attractive image for students.
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