The UK shadow minister for higher education has spoken out against negative government rhetoric surrounding the country's international students, as Graduate Route supporters brace for a "period of risk".

Members of staff at the modern languages department at the University of Aberdeen are campaigning against proposals to cut language and culture degree programs at the university.

The days of a 'one-size-fits-all' approach to ELT delivery in North America are over but stakeholders predict positive growth for 2024.

More collaboration and a deeper understanding of specific market needs is needed between Central and Latin America and the US and Canada, according to sector leaders.

The employability factor is huge. Every single student has five or six employment offers when they finish

The University of Kent and Oxford International Education Group have partnered to create University of Kent International College.

From rising stars to experienced leaders, disrupters to policy makers, The PIE has unveiled its list of the top 50 voices for 2023 - North America edition.

The Canadian sector is reacting to IRCC's crackdown on fraud, as more details are revealed on the recently announced reforms.