Jon Aizlewood

This week, The PIE sat down with Anya O'Connor, head of international partnerships at Queen's University Belfast. We spoke about her fondness of a checklist, putting Northern Ireland on the map and a life-changing work trip to Jordan.

Watch as Liverpool's mayor, Steve Rotheram celebrates the opening of the University of Liverpool's Bengaluru campus in India.

Housing pressures, perceptions of racism and concerns over graduate outcomes risk undermining public support for international students, panellists at the second edition of The PIE Live Ireland have warned.

The Norwegian company’s planned November launch will bring together student applications and communications to help recruitment teams identify issues requiring attention.

International student commencements at Australian higher education providers fell by almost 5% year-on-year in the first part of 2026, according to new preliminary government data.

Japan's declining birth rate presents a challenge for international education providers seeking to attract students from Japan. One group deserves attention: nursing students.

International students who graduated in 2024 are projected to contribute USD $1.7 trillion to their host economies over their working lives, according to new global research seeking to put a price on their post-study impact.

As internship and work authorisations come under threat in the US, experts warn the Trump administration is upending the American pitch to international students.