Queen Elizabeth's School, Barnet, one of the UK's most prestigious state grammar schools, is set to open its first international branch in Dubai Sports City in August 2026.

International education advocates in Canada are criticising proposed legislation that would give the federal government the power to cancel study permits en masse for reasons of national security or in a health crisis such as a pandemic.

Monroe Community College’s international enrolments have risen by more than a third this semester, despite visa restrictions and hostile Trump-era policies. The PIE explores why more international students are choosing US community colleges and how they’re building support networks on campus.

This year’s record QS Asia Rankings feature 1,526 universities – 557 new entries across 25 locations – causing many previously ranked institutions to drop amid heightened competition.

Leading student recruitment platform, Crizac Ltd, has acquired Studies Planet education agency, as the company seeks to expand its reach in Latin America.

Pakistani students are facing growing barriers to European study abroad opportunities, forcing them to look elsewhere, says Muhammad Rizwan Riaz.

International graduate students applying to public Canadian institutions will once again be exempt from federal study permit caps as of January 2026, the government has announced.

A new partnership between the University of Ottawa and France Universités will pave the way for a France‑Canada campus.

Allegations have surfaced that China launched an intimidation campaign against Sheffield Hallam University to halt sensitive research, possibly hindering its ability to recruit students from the country.

Monroe Community College’s international enrolments have risen by more than a third this semester, despite visa restrictions and hostile Trump-era policies. The PIE explores why more international students are choosing US community colleges and how they’re building support networks on campus.

Data from a recent survey of UK higher education institutions reveals that they could be risking hundreds of millions of pounds in late revenue every year.

Despite comprising over half of the University of Rochester’s graduate student workforce, international student workers struggle with securing housing, affording healthcare and earning a liveable wage. The PIE explores their long fight to unionise.

The PIE talks to female tech entrepreneur Taylor Shead at The PIE Live Asia Pacific to discuss AI, altruism and great expectations. True change requires true champions – and Shead is leading the charge.

President Trump’s policies have shone a light on the increasingly challenging US visa system, but backlogs and barred entry are not new for students from certain regions. The PIE delves into the first-hand experiences of students applying for a US study visa.

International students talking to The PIE have shared their reactions to the latest QS World University Rankings – after 54 UK universities saw their place in the list drop.

Japan’s study abroad numbers rebounded in 2024, with Australia and Asia gaining ground as US interest wanes.

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Five international universities have received Letters of Intent (LOIs) to open campuses in Mumbai, amid increasing debate over the rush to enter India’s higher education space.

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.  

Pakistani students are facing growing barriers to European study abroad opportunities, forcing them to look elsewhere, says Muhammad Rizwan Riaz.

This week, we caught up with Philippe Vignon, managing director of Glion Institute of Higher Education, a leader in luxury hospitality education, to explore his views on the transformative power of education and his vision for nurturing the next generation of inspiring leaders.

The Trump administration's HE policies are making domestic students think twice about studying in the US, writes Shaun Carver. Could universities in other parts of the world stand to benefit?

This week, The PIE sat down with CEO and co-founder of ECC Hive Sanchari Sen Rai to talk about her favourite international education conference and why she'd like to pick up Spanish.

While branch campuses are a net positive to India’s global education story, international universities must get the fundamentals right for it to be a success story, writes Jasminder Khanna, co-founder of Gresham Global, for The PIE.

The global higher education sector faces a more volatile landscape than ever before, says the British Council's Maddalaine Ansell.