The World 100 was set up to help the world’s best universities improve and manage their reputations. As a result, we’ve accumulated years of knowledge on the key ways to do so and, although we can’t share them all, we’ve narrowed it down to five key areas that can help you see the biggest impact.

Our invitation-only interactive webinar brings together specialists in reputation management with tangible experience in getting these discussions happening at the most senior levels and how this can impact your whole reputation strategy.

A key session at the World 100 Reputation Network annual conference in Montreal in October 2022 focused on how universities are engaging with governments in the post-pandemic world and using those relations as a key driver of institutional reputation.

In this webinar, we will explore an ecosystem that allows stories to live longer and reach further - developing a genuine connection with our audience that nurtures a deeper understanding of the positive impact we have in our communities.

The advent of a new administration in Washington DC is reportedly already fuelling an increase in applications from international students to US universities . The so-called ‘Biden Bump’ may go some way to addressing the falls in American global recruitment seen over the last few years.

Plenary session from the 2019 Manchester conference looking at developing a Civic University Agreement and what that means in practice.

Plenary one from the 2019 Manchester conference was given by Nicky Old, Director of External Relations, Universities UK & Nicole Martin, Associate Director, MHP Communications entitled Demonstrating Impact: The Story And Purpose Behind #Madeatuni Campaign

A workshop from the 2016 Dublin conference hosted by Dasha Karzunina from the QS Intelligence Unit on how to tell your story to prospective students

A presentation and workshop from the 2016 Dublin conference, both hosted by Paul Andrew, Harvard University focussing on campaigns

A workshop from Day 2 of the 2015 Sydney Conference on 'House of Cards: Getting the Politicians on Your Side' by Tim Payne

A co-hostested workshop on 'Demonstrating The Economic Value of The University To The City' from the 2015 Sydney Conference.

Presentations from the 2013 York conference, by Sandra Elliott, Cardiff University and Ellis O'Brien, University College Dublin on utilising stakeholders