Jon Aizlewood

On stage at EAIE, Phil Honeywood, CEO of the International Education Association of Australia (IEAA), offered a candid assessment of a system being reshaped by visa policy, as well as an insight into a rebranded national “vision”.

AI is completely changing the way students research universities. So how can institutions get ahead of those changes and avoid being left behind, asks Georgia Spanou.

US universities continue to dominate the global MBA landscape, taking the top four spots in the newly released QS Global MBA and Business Master’s 2027 Rankings.

A new Canadian government initiative to attract more graduate students is paying off, with the number of study permits issued to them doubling this spring compared to 2025.

Following two warnings from the administration last month, swathes of US colleges have suspended internship and placement opportunities for international students unless they are a degree requirement. 

European governments are refining their internationalisation strategies with a view to attract and retain talent. But at EAIE 2026 in Glasgow, sector leaders from the UK, Germany and Slovenia underlined that universities still expect – and need – room to set their own course.

The Mayor of London has joined forces with London’s universities, the Metropolitan Police and Transport for London to launch a unified welcome for international students arriving in the UK's capital city.

Watch ABC New Australia's televised national forum on migration, including commentary from Abul Rizvi who recently spoke at The PIE Live Asia Pacific, and contributions from several international students giving their perspective on living and working in Australia.

New Zealand’s international education recovery is being driven by a shift in how students view the destination, rather than simply a post-pandemic rebound, according to Education New Zealand chief executive David Downs.