International Education News & Updates

“It is still an emerging market so there aren’t going to be huge numbers, but if I was in charge of international student recruitment, I would be looking at the…

The government has expanded work visa eligibility for partners of students pursuing qualifications in Green List occupations. These in-demand fields face skill shortages in New Zealand and obtaining such qualifications…

A new report from Independent Higher Education (IHE) and Pinsent Masons on the state of play in academic partnerships in the UK offers a timely reminder of the value of…

In an immediate comment on the outcome of last week’s General Election, University of Birmingham University vice chancellor Adam Tickell said that the result was an opportunity for universities to…

As a graduate with a good degree in economics, the salaries available in the education system are far below what you might expect elsewhere. As one young trainee teacher told…

Gerwin Woudt, a Dutch admissions counselor working in Latin America, told The PIE News that an increasing trend he’s seen is Peruvian students looking at the Netherlands above any other…

With some of India’s national-level entrance tests marred by irregularities, University Grants Commission chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar told The PIE News that the group – chaired by former ISRO chairman…

This equated to 1.2% of the country’s GDP for the year, according to an update on the economic impact of international education in Canada over 2022 – released by the…

Once again, The PIE News’ editorial team has created a list of innovative leaders, marketeers, activists and policy makers who all offer valuable commentary on the international education ecosystem.This 50…

At the time of writing, we are still waiting to see the final ministerial line-up responsible for the portfolios pertaining to universities under Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour government. As it…