UK Universities

Abertay University is represented at the Expo by Mishal Dattani (International Officer) and Linda McHugh (Regional Manager).


Aston University, located in Birmingham, England, is a medium-sized institution with 26–35% international students. The university is represented by Kamkan Supabanpot (Regional Manager Southeast Asia and East Asia). Aston offers a range of programmes including Marketing, Economics, Medicine, Pharmacy, Optometry, and Artificial Intelligence. The university boasts a top 5% business school in the world according to QS rankings. Visit http://www.aston.ac.uk for more information.


Cardiff University, based in Wales, UK, is represented at the Expo by Sian Keepin (Regional Manager).


City St George’s, University of London is represented by Jennie Zhan (International Officer).


Downing College is part of the University of Cambridge, located in Cambridge, United Kingdom. The college hosts 25% international students and offers degrees in Natural Sciences, Engineering, Economics, Mathematics, HSPS, Law, and Arts & Literature. Visitors can learn more at dow.cam.ac.uk. The University of Cambridge is the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world and the world’s third-oldest university in continuous operation. Ed Willey (Operations Manager for International Programmes) represents the college at the Expo.


Durham University is represented at the Expo by Eleanor Garrick (Regional Manager, East Asia).


Hult International Business School operates across multiple prestigious locations: Boston (United States), London (United Kingdom), and Dubai (UAE). As a small institution with 90% international students, Hult provides a unique experience through its globally rotating campus model, allowing students to study in major business hubs. The curriculum focuses on practical, hands-on projects with real companies rather than theoretical exams. Popular programmes include the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor’s in Computer Science for Business (CSB), Bachelor’s in Psychology, Economics & Politics (PEP), and Bachelor’s in Entrepreneurship (ENTR). This extremely diverse student body prepares graduates for the modern globalised workforce. For more information, visit https://www.hult.edu/undergraduate. Elissa Chiuputri (Associate Director of Enrolment) represents the school at the Expo.


INTO UK & AU, which provides Foundation, Diploma, and International Year One programmes across the United Kingdom and Australia, is represented by Vikki Au (Assistant Recruitment Director HK & Macau).


King’s College London is represented at the Expo by Wicky Guo (International Student Recruitment Officer) and Mandy Zhang (Head of East Asia).


Leeds Arts University is represented by Olivia Burns (International Officer).


Leeds Conservatoire is represented at the Expo by Victoria Barber (Head of International Recruitment).


Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts is represented by Katie Douglas (International Officer).


London School of Economics is represented at the Expo by Emma Higson (Project Officer).


Loughborough University is located in Charnwood, Leicestershire and is a large institution with 20% international students. The university specialises in Sport, Design, Architecture, and Engineering, and is ranked 1st in Sport-related subject areas in the UK. Scarlett Du (Country Manager of Hong Kong) and Anisa Atlasi-Barker (Regional Manager of East Asia) represent the university at the Expo. For more details, visit https://www.lboro.ac.uk.


Manchester Metropolitan University is represented at the Expo by Jonathan Pitt (International Recruitment Manager).


McTimoney College of Chiropractic is represented by Kirstie Yeung (Head of Student Recruitment APAC).


Middlesex University, London is represented at the Expo by Kam Pang Au and Kay Yuen (Recruitment and Marketing Officer / Senior International Education Manager).


Northeastern University, which operates in both the USA and UK, is represented by Anushka Sapra (Senior Assistant Director Global Pathways and Recruitment).


Nottingham Trent University is represented at the Expo by Dave Berry (Senior International Officer).


Queen Mary University of London is represented by Vicky Lo (Regional Manager).


Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, located in London, United Kingdom, is a small institution with 23% international students. The school is world-leading in drama education, offering programmes in Acting, Drama, and Production. Founded at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1956, Royal Central is renowned for its notable alumni and is ranked No. 1 for research in Drama for UK Conservatoires. Visit cssd.ac.uk for more information. Lizzie Wakelin (International Student Recruitment and Marketing Officer) represents the school at the Expo.


Royal Holloway, University of London features two campuses: Egham Campus in Surrey, England and a Central London Campus. The university is a medium-sized institution with 15% international students and offers programmes in Music, Media Arts, Psychology, Law, and Drama and Theatre. Visit https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/ to learn more. Royal Holloway holds the distinction of being the first higher education institute to recruit female students, dating back to the 1800s. Sally Yu (International Officer for East Asia) represents the university at the Expo.


Royal Veterinary College, University of London is represented at the Expo by Chris Hobson (Head of Student Recruitment) and Danielle Wong (Graduate).


SOAS University of London is represented at the Expo by Maggie Dziem (Head of International Student Recruitment), with secondary contacts including Katherine Zhuang and Phoebe Liu.


The University of Edinburgh is represented at the Expo by Esther Sum (International Recruitment Manager, East Asia).


The University of Law is represented by Melody Cheng (Marketing Manager) and Dona Chung (Head of Student Recruitment and Marketing – Hong Kong).


The University of Manchester is represented at the Expo by Matthew Lloyd (International Officer) and Alison Evans (Student Recruitment Manager).


The University of Sheffield is represented by Alison Witham (International Officer).


UCL (University College London), located in London, United Kingdom, is a large institution with 49% international students. The university offers programmes in Law, Economics, Medicine, and Architecture. UCL is celebrating its 200th anniversary in 2026. For more information, visit http://www.ucl.ac.uk. Luke Simmons (Senior International Officer) represents the university at the Expo.


University of Aberdeen is represented at the Expo by Peter Qi (Head of Global Partnership and Recruitment) and Xuexin Chen (International Officer).


University of Birmingham is represented by Mark Au-Yeung (Regional Officer, East Asia).


University of Dundee is represented at the Expo by Echo Liu (China Recruitment Manager).


University of Essex is represented by Kevin Tan (Senior Regional Manager, SEA).


University of Exeter is represented at the Expo by Jason Sin (International Officer, East Asia).


University of Glasgow is represented by Adri Hortobagyi (Senior International Officer).


University of Huddersfield is represented at the Expo by Raluca Pasare (Regional Manager, East Asia) and Dr. Rajeeb Kumar Sah (Professor in Allied Health Professions).


University of Kent is represented by Roxanne Devine (International Student Recruitment Lead).


University of Lancashire is represented at the Expo by Sky Jin (Senior Asia Partnerships Officer).


University of Leicester is represented by Tien Tien (Global Recruitment and Conversion Officer).


University of Liverpool is represented at the Expo by Jay-Louise Fox (Deputy Head of International Recruitment).


University of Nottingham is represented by Kate Brennan (Head of International Recruitment South and South East Asia, Hong Kong, Americas) and Will Hollis (International Recruitment Manager).


University of Reading is represented at the Expo by Shu Zhang (Senior Regional Manager) and Emmy Wu (Regional Manager, East Asia).


University of Southampton is represented by Winnie Ng Wright (International Recruitment Manager).


University of St Andrews is represented at the Expo by Nick Zhang (Regional Manager for East Asia) and Wei Lin.


University of Stirling, located in Stirling, Scotland, is a medium-sized institution with over 30% international students. The university offers programmes in Sport, Biology, Education, Media, and Economics. The university mascot is a squirrel. Visit http://www.stir.ac.uk for more information. Vivi Zhang (International Officer, China) represents the university at the Expo.


The University of Strathclyde, located in Glasgow, Scotland, UK, is a large institution with 20% international students and a triple-accredited business school (AMBA, EQUIS, AACSB). Popular programmes include Business, Engineering, Science and Humanities. The university has achieved numerous accolades: UK University of the Year (Daily Mail University Guide 2026), Scottish University of the Year and UK University of the Year runner-up (The Times & Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026), and is the fastest-rising UK university in the QS World University Rankings top 300. With 23 subjects ranked in the UK’s top ten and 90% of research rated ‘world-leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’, Strathclyde is the only university to have won the Times Higher Education University of the Year award twice. For more details, visit https://www.strath.ac.uk. Sherry Fan (Senior International Officer) represents the university at the Expo.


University of Surrey is represented at the Expo by Abby Xiang (Regional Officer) and Raymond Qiu (Regional Manager, China and East Asia).


University of the Arts London is represented at the Expo by Sarah Lebrecht (Deputy Head of International Student Recruitment) and Louis Tsang (Regional Manager for Hong Kong, Korea and Japan).


University of the West of England is represented by Cathy Cheung (Manager, Hong Kong and Macau).


University of Warwick is represented at the Expo by Vivian Lau (Liaison Manager).


University of York is represented at the Expo by Joe Swan (Regional Manager, East Asia), with secondary representatives including Dr Elliott Keech and Jane Richards (Lecturer, York Law School).