The PIE News team

The PIE asked Jason Howard, founder of StudyLink, to write an open letter reflecting on his hopes for the Australian sector. His thoughts set the scene ahead of this month's annual PIE Live conference on the Gold Coast.

Speaking to The PIE at DETcon London 2025, former UK Home Secretary Jack Straw offered a different perspective to fears that stricter compliance rules for international enrolments could spell disaster for universities.

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen unveils the "Choose Europe for Science" initiative, emphasising Europe's commitment to innovation with a €500 million investment to attract the world's brightest minds.

A report from the International Education Sustainability Group (IESG) examines the carbon footprint of students travelling to traditional in-person English language testing centres, compared with online testing equivalents.

Listen to host Robbie James chatting with Noeleen Hammond Jones and Robert Young to find out about life after university for students who want to work in the UK. Part of the UCAS International podcast series on Spotify.

The PIE's reporter Polly Nash has won a prestigious journalism award for stories that forced policymakers to walk back controversial policies affecting thousands of international students.

Harvard president, Alan Garber, delivers a welcome message at the university’s 374th Commencement on May 29.

The University of Portsmouth's Bobby Mehta shares information about London Pathway College, set to open its doors to students in the forthcoming academic year.

Agents and East Asian alumni from UK universities discuss interest and enrolment trends across the region.

A senior international officer at a US university writes for The PIE News under complete anonymity. This is an uncensored view of recruitment and admissions practices from someone doing the job.