Monthly Archives: October 2024

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The stakes have never been higher for Australia’s international education sector. With the ESOS Amendment Bill, including government-proposed National Planning Level, looming over the industry, The PIE heard from four…

Several protesting students have already seen their work permits expire, while others are expected to lose theirs by the end of the year.  The protests began in the last week…

This strategic union was announced on October 16, with the organisations emphasising an aligned vision: to empower the global education and employer community with insights that drive informed decision-making, foster…

Despite Türkiye’s challenging economic climate, nine in ten young people have said they would like to study abroad, with the junior ELT market experiencing the most significant growth, according to…

You can find the full agenda here, but we’ve highlighted a few of the things that are getting us excited below.1. Trump v Harris – The US presidential election takes…

So we’ve had the UCAS “grades on entry” tool since March and ever since then I’ve been meaning to explore them in more depth. It’s not the first time we’ve…

Why is it that academic disciplines tend to work in disciplinary silos, when working with other disciplines might enable academics to gain insights into alternative practices they might adopt or…

With its head office in the UK and an international office in Nigeria, the education consultancy partner made its debut in the South Asian country this month.  The new office…

The changes, which featured in a USCIS policy manual update on August 27, stated that F-1 visa holders studying abroad for longer than five months can no longer remain actively enrolled…