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Australian peak bodies seek ties with Indian partners
Peak bodies in Australia are looking to cement ties with Indian partners, with stakeholders joining a delegation to the South Asian country this week.
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Send students to Latin America to address mobility “disconnect”
Universities around the world, especially from the Global North, should send students to Latin America to study, especially considering how many students from the region they receive, stakeholders have said.
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Indian students drive postgraduate growth in North America
Postgraduate programs in North America continue to gain popularity among Indian students, with two new reports from Canada and the US highlighting the appetite for college postgraduate credentials and graduate study.
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Australia market conditions to drive tuition pricing strategies in 2023
Universities in Australia are feeling more assured in increasing their international student fees in 2023, according to an education consultancy.
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Champions of international education revealed at The PIEoneer Awards 2022
Outstanding winners in 19 categories at The PIEoneer Awards 2022 have been revealed at a glamorous gala in central London.
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IDP Education announces acquisition of Intake Education
IDP Education has announced it will acquire international student support agency, Intake Education, with the deal expected to be completed later this year.
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Agents embrace new incentives in Western Australia
Agents have welcomed the move by Western Australia to provide cash rewards for enrolling students, but others warn that the quality of recruitment could suffer as a result.
Malaysia appeals to new students and partners
Malaysia is working to engage partners around the world to entice international students back to its shores following the global health pandemic.
East Africa: Braeburn finalises Hillcrest deal
Braeburn Schools Limited has sealed a deal to acquire Hillcrest International Schools in Nairobi, Kenya, three years after it was sold to GEMS Education.
35 years of “Europe’s soul” Erasmus+
European Commission leaders thanked Erasmus+ for its ongoing efforts in promoting international student mobility as the program celebrated its 35th anniversary at an event in Brussels.
UK: Taiwan may be Confucius solution
Newly-installed UK prime minister Liz Truss is signalling a new direction for Chinese language in the UK, as talks are in the mix to replace Confucius Institutes with teachers from Taiwan.
Concourse acquired by US solution specialist
College admissions platform Concourse has been acquired by education technology, and marketing and enrolment solutions provider EAB for an undisclosed fee.
“Swift bounce back” in Australia to continue
Pent-up demand from international students is likely to lead to a "boom" in enrolments in 2022 across major study destinations, ApplyBoard has suggested.
Canada grants $20m legacy gift to QES program
The government of Canada has announced a CAN$20 million donation to the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarship program.
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How education helps tackle the crises the EU has been facing
Iryna Kushnir, senior lecturer at the Nottingham Institute of Education, Nottingham Trent University, discusses her recent research which suggests that education is emerging as a tool to tackle the variety of crises that the European Union has been facing by supporting EU integration
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Mission impossible: Is the quest for diversity realistic?
Every university wants to improve diversity on campus, but the numbers suggest that achieving growth and balanced diversity might be an impossible task. Is it time for universities to be realistic about where international students come from and what that means for the student experience?
The invisible support helping university admissions teams
The downside to higher demand is that institutions have to pay the operational cost of processing tens of thousands of applications that are inevitably unsuccessful. The PIE talked to providers in the UK, as they pitched their solutions on offer.
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