Jon Aizlewood

As a third of UK universities face financial deficits, experts are concerned about a growing number of institutions at risk of exiting the market, with the incoming international student levy set to make matters worse.

Nearly two dozen sector associations have backed Harvard in its ongoing court case challenging Trump’s efforts to bar international students from attending the university.

Several South Asian countries, including India, have been moved to level 3 risk, but stakeholders say the change is largely procedural and will not affect student outcomes.

An increasingly convoluted student recruitment system can make it difficult for institutions to recruit overseas students responsibly. That's why a set of rigorous standards is needed, writes Pat Moores.

The UK government's proposed levy on international student fees has been controversial for a number reasons. But there's one possible consequence of the policy that seems to have been overlooked, warns Vincenzo Raimo.

The PIE's Editor Beth Kennedy breaks down what the UK's new international education sector means – from the reformed ESAG to the strategy's three main objectives.

Shaun Carver reflects on Donald Trump's first year back in the White House, the climate of fear across US campuses and the reputational damage that is outstripping policy reform.

The UK international educations sector its having its say on the government's long-awaited refreshed international education strategy.

The PIE counts down the 10 biggest things you need to know after the arrival of a brand new international education strategy (IES) for the UK.