There is a growing epidemic of student loneliness on our university campuses. Could the missing piece of the puzzle be committing more resources to doing academic societies well? Sense of…
Based on a survey of 2,817 individuals working in the international education sector from 46 EHEA countries, the detailed European Association for International Education barometer 2024 found that 80% of respondents expect to…
The PIE has unpacked the key points expressed by the students that readers should take note of. Benefits of the UK as a study destination Amid uncertainty over the graduate…
Ailsa Terry, appointed to the role in in August 2023, sat down to explain priority areas for collaboration between the UK and Malaysia, as well as the wider ASEAN region,…
In a welcome to conference attendees, Forum president & CEO, Melissa Torres reflected that the 2024 conference allows “the opportunity to commemorate and recognise the robust learning and strong connections…
On January 22, IRCC confirmed that international graduates of college programs delivered through a public-private curriculum licensing arrangement would no longer be eligible for a post-graduation work permit. The change was…
The ‘rapid review’ of the post study visa route was instructed by the current home secretary just a few weeks ago, with the results timed to coincide with the release…
What is meant by Research Culture is being hotly debated, both in the context of REF 2029 and as part of institutional strategy creation. The Royal Society’s commonly referenced definition…
As leaders at UK universities wrestle with our financial positions, with ever-increasing restraints on a healthy bottom line, we often feel we are forced to look beyond our academic ideal…
The Globe and Mail reported that language schools, private universities and unspecified “other institutions” will receive the remaining 4% share, while career colleges will not be allocated any applications. Ontario will prioritise…