Julian Hill

International K-12 education group Globeducate has acquired the International Schools of Paphos, strengthening its presence in Cyprus.

With its thriving small businesses, Florida's entrepreneurial clout is only growing stronger thanks to its growing Hispanic community. Gabriela Gerón-Piñón outlines three universities in the state that are changing the game for aspiring business owners.

Coventry University has been given the thumbs up to open a new campus in India’s smart city – the first English institution to be granted a license to do so.

Harvard University has reiterated it “will not surrender” to fresh threats by the US government to revoke its ability to enrol international students, after the institution refused to bow to Donald Trump’s demands.

The PIE talks to Novie Tajuddin, CEO of Education Malaysia Global Services at the Asean Universities Exhibiton Forum 2025.

As Scotland sharpens its international education focus, the University of Glasgow's Rachel Sandison is set to steer its international ambitions as an envoy for the Scottish government.

International education leaders have insisted that exchange programs "aren't going anywhere" after a leaked internal memo revealed proposals to halve US state department funding.

UK sector leaders are urging reform as the International Higher Education Commission (IHEC) releases its final report, presenting a new roadmap to secure the future of the UK’s global education presence.

Lomond School in the west of Scotland has become the first UK K-12 institution to accept tuition fees paid via cryptocurrency following a number of requests from agents and families.