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There is hardly a week goes by that universities are not implicated in a debate, story, or surprise announcement about national security. At the end of April Deputy Prime Minister…

Every now and then you hear something that sticks in your mind for decades. It was the mid noughties and we were on a breezy, furzy moor near Gothland, taking…

We all know that universities are struggling financially. A fixed fee income for nearly a decade when operating costs have risen, including higher interest on any debt, is a key…

The Languages Canada Consortium comprises of eight institutions with locations across the country, offering holiday programs that combine language, work and travel for international and Canadian participants aged 18 to…

Prosecutors allege that Study Across the Pond LLC has “knowingly caused” UK schools to submit false claims to the Department of Education for federal student aid. They say that the company,…

The new rule will come into effect on May 10, and will see international students required to show proof of savings of at least AUD$29,710. The amount was recently raised to…

Speaking with The PIE News and featured in this week’s 5 Mins… interview, founder & president of EdOdyssey, Peter McGovern, revealed that one of its partners had seen tuition revenues soar due to…

In 1943, while the Second World War continued to rage, Britain’s Prime Minister Winston Churchill gave an ambitious speech that anticipated the eventual end of war and the government’s agenda…

Over the bridge from Eurovision host city Malmö is the Danish capital of Copenhagen. You know the score. Borgen. Alphabeat. Tivoli Gardens. Tuborg. Hygge. It holds a special place in…

Last week saw the return of UUKi’s International HE Forum – our flagship event, and the first as an in-person conference since 2019. More than 330 people from the world…