International Education News & Updates

We spoke to Luciana Radut-Gaghi, vice-présidente relations internationales et partenariats stratégiques, CY Cergy Paris Université in The PIE Live Studio. Watch the interview below. Source link

It’s the Conservative party’s way of referring to what they call low-quality degrees – although they haven’t really specified what those degrees actually are – but there was previously some…

The proposal to treble international fees would only apply to the country’s two federal institutions It has not been confirmed yet, and would need to go through the country’s parliamentary…

Scheduled to take place in the vibrant city of Toulouse, France, from 17 – 20 September 2024, this year’s EAIE conference promises to be the most dynamic and engaging event…

One of Stripe and Ntonia’s 22 recommendations for inclusive teaching is to challenge stereotypes and stop them from being propagated. And it’s just as important in policy making too. This…

This week on the podcast we talk about potential HE policy after the election - could a tuition fee rise be on the cards in England if Labour wins? The…

The annual report, released in May 2024 by the Japan Student Services Organisation, recorded the first increase in international students in the four years since Japan lifted its stringent Covid…

New data has provided a snapshot into housing suitability in Canada as of the 2021 population census, giving insight into the varying living conditions of international students across the country,…

The head of international relations at Bishop’s Stortford College told The PIE News that while international student recruitment shouldn’t be too heavily impacted by the VAT policy, some cost-conscious markets…

Earlier this year, our team at Terra Dotta sought to better understand the perspectives of international students studying in the US and conducted our recently released 2024 International Student Survey…