Northeastern University: A Case Study in Global Branding
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Northeastern University is one of the most successful universities in recruiting international students in recent years. In this presentation, Ben talked about how NEU identified their problems in recruiting international students, and used surveys, focus groups and interviews to conduct market research.
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Chapter 2
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