GUS Canada showcases at CACIE and join Canadian Education Mission to China
From Wednesday 25 to Saturday 28 October, GUS Canada participated in the China Annual Conference and Exposition for International Education (CACIE) in Beijing. The event attracted over 4,000 attendees and 371 institutions under the theme ‘Advance and Connect: Converging the Power of Education.’ Lisa Zhuo, Associate Director of Business Development and Partnerships at GUS Canada, represented GUS Canada and showcased its institutions at the China-Canada B2B Connect Partnerships event, initiating valuable dialogues with leaders from over 14 post-secondary institutions across China.
Following CACIE, GUS Canada’s commitment to fostering international educational ties continued as Lisa Zhuo took part in the 2023 Canadian Education Mission to China. This initiative, supported by the Embassy of Canada to China and the Canada China Business Council, involved representatives from more than 30 Canadian institutions and facilitated engagement with influential Chinese educational organisations and Canadian diplomatic figures. This included interactions with Canadian Trade Commissioners overseeing education in China, officials from IRCC in China, and Chinese representatives from affiliated organisations of the Ministry of Education.
Additionally, the mission provided an exclusive opportunity for the delegation to visit esteemed institutions such as Beijing Renmin University, Beijing University of Technology, and Beijing Union University.
GUS Canada’s proactive involvement in CACIE 2023 and the Canadian Education Mission underlines its steadfast dedication to advancing global educational excellence and fostering collaboration on an international scale.
These nominations highlight the Group’s commitment to sustainable and inclusive education practices. Global University Systems, who submitted the awards on behalf of the institutions, is proud to be recognised alongside other high-calibre finalists and anticipates the upcoming awards announcement.
The awards ceremony, scheduled for November, will bring together leading organisations driving positive change in sustainability and ESG.
Global University Systems is proud to announce its partnership with THE NAT – a bold new cultural platform launched during London Climate Action Week to drive global awareness, action, and investment for nature.
Global University Systems held the world premiere of Mannu Kya Karegga? (What Will Mannu Do?) at BAFTA in London this week. The Bollywood film tells the story of a young man’s search for purpose in a world full of noise, pressure, and expectations.
More than 80 academics from leading GUS institutions gathered in Berlin for the GUS Academic Summit 2025 – the two-day hybrid event themed: Empowering Future Generations with Artificially Intelligent-Driven Education for Sustainable Development.
Aaron Etingen, CEO of Global University Systems, visited Canada this week to explore growth opportunities with GUS Canada’s leadership, hosted by Cyndi McLeod and Dr David Gray.
InUni Global is excited to announce its partnership with Hartpury University in Gloucestershire, one of the UK’s top specialist education providers in fields such as agriculture, equine, sport, business, and veterinary nursing.
Last week, Cyndi McLeod, CEO of GUS Canada, was awarded an honorary doctorate in Business Administration for Educational Leadership by the International American University (IAU), during a ceremony held at the university’s campus in Orange County.
Global University Systems today released its 2024 Sustainability Report, detailing substantial progress in sustainability initiatives across its network of 30 institutions worldwide, including its work to provide free access to education to women in Afghanistan, which was recognised with the Gold Award for Best ESG Campaign or Case Study to Reduce Inequality at the 2024 ESG & Sustainability Awards.
GUS Canada has entered a transformative partnership with TECHNATION Canada to augment career readiness among students. This exciting collaboration incorporates TECHNATION’s Career Ready Program into GUS Canada’s curriculum across its institutions, including UNF, UCW, TSOM, CCTB and Trebas Institute.
Cyndi McLeod, CEO of GUS Canada, has been honoured with this year’s Special Award for her outstanding Contribution to International Education in Canada, presented by Glow Ed, Women in International Education.
InUni recently attended the Australian International Education Conference (AIEC), along with GUS Australia, GUS New Zealand and FutureLearn, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
