Meet the Global Opportunities Development Team

Anna Moscrop

Head of Global Opportunities

With over 17 years of experience in international mobility, I lead strategic initiatives that expand global education access and enhance student experiences abroad. My career spans managing international exchange programmes, securing competitive government funding, and leading successful bids for Erasmus and Turing Scheme participation. 

I have extensive experience in crisis management, having supported students through global disruptions including natural disasters, the Covid-19 pandemic, and geopolitical events—always prioritising safety and well-being. 

As Chair of the UUKi Outward Student Mobility Network, I advocate for 140+ UK institutions, influencing government policy and championing funding for study and work abroad. I’m also a proud signatory of the Inclusive Professionals Commitment, reflecting my dedication to creating inclusive, supportive environments for all colleagues. 

Clare Crick

Partnerships Manager

Clare has been with the University since 2011. As Global Opportunities Partnerships Manager, she leads a team of Global Development Advisors focused on creating meaningful international experiences for students through strong global partnerships and close collaboration with Faculties across the University.

A key part of her role is working closely with the wider Global Opportunities Team, alongside academic and professional services colleagues, to shape and deliver impactful student mobility programs. Her team also supports the policies and frameworks that underpin student mobility, ensuring the University’s international offerings remain attractive, accessible, and aligned with institutional priorities.

One highlight has been their success with the MITACs Global Research Internship scheme, which has opened valuable research opportunities at Canadian institutions for University of Exeter students.

Emily Laugharne

Global Development Advisor

Emily is a Global Development Officer aligned to both the Faculty of Environment, Science and the Economy and Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, providing tailored support for Study Abroad strategy and activity. 

After graduating with a bachelor's degree in Modern Languages, Emily joined the international education sector and has extensive experience in international client relationship management. 

Matt Collins

Global Development Advisor

Matt is a Global Development Officer aligned to the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, providing tailored support and advice for Study Abroad activity, managing mobility data, and overseeing the University of Exeter’s QTEM programme. 

With 6 years’ experience in international Higher Education across Global Mobility and Partnerships, Matt has supported a range of initiatives including strategic partnerships, internal funding calls, and Faculty-led global strategies. 

Before joining the sector, Matt’s background was in the private sector, in the security systems, retail operations, and interactive consumer services industries.

Hannah Goodfellow

Global Development Advisor

Hannah is a Global Development Officer aligned to the University of Exeter Business School and Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy, supporting academic and professional services staff involved in study abroad initiatives. 

Throughout her career at the University of Exeter, Hannah has held roles across both the Streatham and Penryn campuses. Her experience spans a range of teams including Education Support, Student Recruitment and Widening Participation, Student Employability & Academic Success, and Exeter Innovation.