A group of university leaders in the US has mounted a legal case in a bid to halt the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) sweeping termination of SEVIS records for students in the country on an F-1 or OPT visa.

The UK government has slashed the value of its upcoming HOELT tender, while some stakeholders are speculating that the Home Office may turn to a single supplier for both development and delivery.

The number of international students in the US has been thrown into doubt after a SEVIS data error was identified, spanning a period of eight months.

Ahead of the May 3 federal election, the Coalition has pledged a rapid review of the 485 visa, citing “misuse” of post-study work rights as a backdoor to jobs and permanent migration.

Professor Brian Bell, chair of the UK's Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) answers your questions ahead of the release of the government's whitepaper on immigration.

Following his keynote at The PIE Live India, Shitij Kapur, vice-chancellor and president of King's College London, shared his thoughts on the ROI of a British education, and the evolving skills sought in the next generation of graduates.

They've long been used by parents and prospective students to choose their next steps in education, and as a measuring stick for institutions. But are rankings an overly complex and outdated way to rank universities? Nick Harland investigates.

Almost 200,000 people were apprehended at the US's northern border in 2024, data from the country's border patrol agency reveals.

A group of university leaders in the US has mounted a legal case in a bid to halt the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) sweeping termination of SEVIS records for students in the country on an F-1 or OPT visa.

The number of international students in the US has been thrown into doubt after a SEVIS data error was identified, spanning a period of eight months.

Just over three months into Donald Trump’s second term, the number of international students and recent graduates who have had their visas revoked by the Trump administration has surpassed 1,800.

Canadian edtech unicorn ApplyBoard has introduced Instant Submission, a new AI feature designed to streamline the student application process.

The UK government has slashed the value of its upcoming HOELT tender, while some stakeholders are speculating that the Home Office may turn to a single supplier for both development and delivery.

European policy makers have said they are “really optimistic” about a “one in, one out” youth mobility scheme between the UK and the EU, ahead of an EU summit next month.

This week, The PIE spent five minutes with Leighton Ernsberger, director of education, East Asia at the British Council.

As I settle into a new role within the UK higher education sector, I reflect on what political changes could be round the corner as we head back to work for the summer term.