International student policy shifts across the big four are not "a cycle we can simply wait out” and will force universities to rethink how they recruit, partner and design learning, sector leaders ...

EC English Language Centres has said it will not be able to accept students due to arrive at its worldwide schools this ...

Recruitment behaviours are changing, with South Asian and African countries the worst hit amid the UK's compliance squeeze, ...

Barely 24 hours into the job, Scotland’s new minister for innovation, technology and tertiary education, Alyn Smith, used the ...

Concerns are mounting about the falling number of international students applying to study in the UK, with new government ...

Stakeholders gathering in Glasgow were urged to embrace “revolution”, confront rising uncertainty, and seize a “genuine ...

The figure marks a 2.6% rise on the previous requirement of CAD $22,895, amounting to CAD $553 more. After more dramatic rises in recent years, the federal government now updates financial ...

Germany’s 2023 international student cohort could generate a €23.1 billion surplus for public finances but experts say ...

A US federal judge is weighing a landmark court challenge to the government’s proposed end to duration of status after ...

This week, The PIE sat down with Catriona Olsen, the executive head of the DfE-accredited online school King’s InterHigh. We spoke about the school's new mentorship program and why the future of ...

The PIE sat down with FELTOM CEO Katrin De Fex Marriaga to talk about her role in Malta's ELT sector, her priorities for her ...

Innovation and achievement across the international education sector has once again been recognised at The PIEoneer Awards ...