In this essential episode, host Prince Louis Adekola sits down with guests Halima Alawiye, West Africa Recruitment Officer, University of Dundee, and Bimpe Femi-Oyewo, Founder & CEO, Edward Consulting, to explore the critical dimensions of ethics, etiquette, and international students’ recruitment in Africa.

Join us as we unpack:

-The delicate balance between business objectives and ethical responsibilities when recruiting international students from Africa-How professionals can navigate complex cultural contexts while maintaining integrity and transparency-The unwritten rules of etiquette that strengthen institutional partnerships and stakeholder relationships-Practical approaches to building and protecting your professional reputation in international education-The ethical dilemmas recruitment professionals face and strategies to resolve them with grace

-First-hand insights into maintaining professionalism across diverse cultural landscapes-The impact of personal conduct on institutional brand and reputation in Africa-How transparency in communication creates sustainable trust with students and families

Whether you are a recruitment professional, university administrator, education consultant, or policy maker, this conversation offers actionable insights into:

-Building recruitment practices that prioritize student welfare while achieving institutional goals-Developing cultural intelligence that enhances cross-border education diplomacy-Creating ethical frameworks that guide decision-making in complex situations-Balancing commercial interests with genuine education impact

Tune in to discover how ethical practices and professional etiquette are shaping the future of international education in Africa—and learn how you can elevate your approach to student recruitment and partnerships.

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