Rachel Wallace
Associate Director, Research
Rachel Wallace is an Associate Director in EAB’s research division. She specialises in internationalisation and student success strategy and regularly supports universities with their work on career development, international partnerships, and student wellbeing.
Before joining EAB, Rachel worked as a lecturer (and academic advisor for LGBTQ, first-in-family, and study-abroad students) in the UK, Ireland, and USA. Hailing from Ireland, Rachel enjoys hiking, rock-climbing, and staying warm indoors with a wee cup of tea and a soda farl.
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Areas of Expertise
- Strategy, Student Success and Experience
- Specialties
- Career Development, Growth Strategy, International Students, Student Experience, Student Success, Underrepresented Students
Upcoming Events
Roundtable
Competing in a Changing Global Marketplace
Join EAB for a two-part virtual event designed for higher education leaders across the UK and Europe who are navigating an increasingly complex international recruitment landscape. Drawing on new global market research, partner interviews, and emerging student mobility trends, this event will explore how institutions can adapt their recruitment strategies as traditional sources of growth become less predictable and competition intensifies.
Cohort
2026 EAB Insights Series
EAB's 2026 Insights Series is an opportunity for our Australian and New Zealand partners to convene, learn, and discuss issues facing the sector.
Roundtable
Competing in a Changing Global Marketplace
Join EAB for a two-part virtual event designed for higher education leaders across the UK and Europe who are navigating an increasingly complex international recruitment landscape. Drawing on new global market research, partner interviews, and emerging student mobility trends, this event will explore how institutions can adapt their recruitment strategies as traditional sources of growth become less predictable and competition intensifies.
Cohort
2026 EAB Insights Series
EAB's 2026 Insights Series is an opportunity for our Australian and New Zealand partners to convene, learn, and discuss issues facing the sector.