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The PIE spoke to three internationalisation heads at universities in Mexico, the UK and Spain to get their take on what internationalisation means for their institutions.
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The number of African students studying in China has witnessed tremendous growth over the past decade, partly attributed to growing economic and cultural exchanges.
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The PIE recently met two students from Japan and Korea studying in Brighton, who shared their insights into the often unspoken pressures of coming from an ageing population and what the future holds for them.
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International education brings professionals together all the time – at conferences, institutions, agencies, and it’s a constant rollercoaster. For some, they’ve even found love.
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When Vaisakh Pillai opened his mail expecting the Akademische Prüfstelle certificate, a mandatory document for Indian students wishing to study in Germany, four months after he applied for it in August 2023, it wasn’t quite the eureka moment he hoped for.
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In November 2023, after seven years as NEAS CEO, Patrick Pheasant decided that he was going to expand his horizons – and simultaneously continue to help the sector that’s so dear to him.
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International Year One programs are under scrutiny after a Sunday Times article pointed out the grade discrepancies it could expose – but what are they, and why are they causing the debate?
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For the uninitiated, esports are mind-numbing, video games that have no place in education, but for many others, the opportunities it presents are endless.