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- Sep 14, 2026
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Ep. 85 - Student Experience, Inclusion, and Playful Learning in Higher Education with Susannah Quinsee (opens the original)
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Student experience is now central to the future of higher education. In this episode of EduTrends, Susannah Quinsee discusses belonging, digital transformation, and playful learning in modern universities.
Ep. 84 - Universities as Drivers of Sustainable Transformation with Shinobu Yume Yamaguchi (opens the original)
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How can universities move sustainability from a side agenda to a core mission? In this episode of EduTrends, Shinobu Yume Yamaguchi, Director of the United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability, discusses how higher education institutions can integrate sustainability into leadership, teaching, research, and campus culture, and why student engagement is key to achieve change. Listen to the full episode.
Ep. 83 - Student Mental Health as a Priority in Higher Education with Daniel Eisenberg (opens the original)
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How can universities better support student mental health, belonging, and resilience? In this episode of EduTrends, José “Pepe” Escamilla speaks with Daniel Eisenberg, Director of Mental Health at the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, about the growing importance of wellbeing in higher education, the rise in student distress, and the opportunities campuses have to build stronger support systems. Listen to the full episode.
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