Indian edtech up 3% in 2024, driven by PhysicsWallah
According to data analysis conducted by Inc42, a startup media platform, edtech unicorn PhysicsWallah is leading the sector as it alone netted $210 million of the total funding in the…
Committee gives green light to cap international enrolments in Australia
Following four public hearings and some minor delays, the Senate Committee report has been tabled, with its recommendation that the Bill be passed, while recommending some tweaks to the proposed…
Which are Table A and B institutions in Australia?
In the latest Senate Education Employment Legislation Committee report, the committee has recommended that the controversial student cap on international student enrolments be instated. However the original proviso that course-level…
Study Gold Coast launch new destination marketing campaign
The city’s high-quality education, award-winning student support and diverse community all contribute to a welcoming study destination providing career opportunities where a meaningful and sustainable work/life balance isn’t just an…
Closed courses and new programmes
The recent publication of the new Discover Uni data (the once-and-future Unistats of lore) gives us the opportunity to take a very deep dive into subject portfolio review. As bizarre…
Universities can build trust through creative public engagement
It’s fair to say that the university sector feels like it has been utterly battered by a whole host of prevailing forces: cost of living pressures, adverse international student policies…
The PIE reveals 50 voices list for North America
The PIE New’s editorial team has been hard at work pulling together a list of innovative leaders, marketeers, activists and policy makers in the region who all offer valuable commentary…
Australia’s ESOS Amendment Bill report delayed
The Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee’s inquiry report was due to be tabled on October 8, but has now been delayed until October 9, in the week that is…
Canadian institutions seek to regain India interest amid shifting policy landscape
Though only 2,181 Indian students enrolled in universities across Canada in 2000, that number jumped to a mammoth 128,928 in 2021, a 5800% growth in the last two decades. By…
Behind the scenes of the government’s areas for research interest
For the uninitiated, areas of research interest (ARIs) can be traced back to the 2015 Nurse review of research councils – and a recommendation for the Government to “improve the…