Perth International College of English (PICE) has closed due to increased student visa fees and high visa refusal rates, which led to insufficient enrolments and financial instability.

This week, we spent five minutes with Sagar Bahadur, executive director, India, South Asia, and Southeast Asia at Acumen.

London Metropolitan University has announced the appointment of National Indian Students and Alumni Union (NISAU) UK chair Sanam Arora as a member of its board of governors.

Crimson Education has more than 100 students currently placed at Harvard University, with many more hoping to enrol in America’s elite universities in 2025. The PIE spoke to CEO Jamie Beaton about the current political outlook and if the American dream is still alive for prospective students.  

The education sectors in India and UK are mourning the loss of students and professionals in light of the Air India crash that claimed over 270 lives.

Swinburne University of Technology is set to offer qualifications in Doha through a new partnership with Barzan University College (BUC).

King's College School Wimbledon International has announced a collaboration with Aldar Education to establish a state-of-the-art international school in Abu Dhabi, marking the institution’s eighth international partner school.

The PIE Live Asia-Pacific has a new venue - landing at HOTA: Home of the Arts on Surfer's Paradise, Gold Coast, Australia, July 29-30. Here are a few reasons why The PIE Live continues to be the hottest ticket in town for international educators.

The number of Indian students enrolled in institutions across Uzbekistan has nearly tripled over the past year.

A new report has doubled down on the contributions of international students in the US as unprecedented attacks on international education weaken interest in the world’s most popular study destination.

Crimson Education has more than 100 students currently placed at Harvard University, with many more hoping to enrol in America’s elite universities in 2025. The PIE spoke to CEO Jamie Beaton about the current political outlook and if the American dream is still alive for prospective students.  

The PIE Live Asia-Pacific has a new venue - landing at HOTA: Home of the Arts on Surfer's Paradise, Gold Coast, Australia, July 29-30. Here are a few reasons why The PIE Live continues to be the hottest ticket in town for international educators.

The PIE travelled to Nepal to investigate the growth in Nepalese students choosing to study in the UK, as demand shifts from Australia.

Proposals to further squeeze universities' compliance rates have raised eyebrows in the sector. So what is the current visa refusal rate and should institutions start to worry?

The PIE travelled to Nepal to meet the education agents guiding the growing number of students choosing to study in the UK.

At fifteen, Ascent One CEO Naresh Gulati’s first venture was selling Diwali candles – a start that ignited his lifelong entrepreneurial journey.

The PIE has been examining the UK government's white paper on immigration. Beyond the pages of policy recommendations, it could be the unanswered questions that yet prove to be the most important.

The PIE unpacks what a "landmark" trade deal between India and the UK could mean for the international education sector.

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.

This week, we spent five minutes with Sagar Bahadur, executive director, India, South Asia, and Southeast Asia at Acumen.

This week, we spent five minutes with Hitesh Parashar, chief business officer at Credila Financial Services.

In response to a recent op-ed from The PIE calling for a rejection of education agents, former SIO Roger Brindley argues for nuance, oversight, and a better understanding of what families abroad truly need.

After a whirlwind few months of US international policy, The PIE's Polly Nash jetted across the pond to San Diego for the NAFSA conference 2025. Here are her key takeaways.

This week, we spent five minutes with Thushyanthi Sha, international recruitment manager at UoP London Pathway College.