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Five international students from Edinburgh Napier University discuss what drew them to the Scottish capital – from cobbled streets to historical landmarks.

As results day exposes the limits of predicted grades, ATMO School's Tetiana Serebrianska argues that continuous progress tracking could replace one-off forecasts with a more reliable picture of student readiness.

As the international education landscape shifts, TNE offers a way to provide high-quality options for families in their home country, write Safia Cassim and Ammaar Bin Saleem.

As international student demand softens, a more connected approach to preparation, language, pathways and university guidance could help students navigate an increasingly complex journey.

Junior international programs give young people the opportunity to experience a new country, discover new cultures, build meaningful friendships and, perhaps most importantly, discover what they are capable of.

As student choice expands, technology and collaboration can help make international education pathways clearer, more connected and more meaningful, writes TOEFL's Omar Chihane.

The PIE sat down with FELTOM CEO Katrin De Fex Marriaga to talk about her role in Malta's ELT sector, her priorities for her first year in post and why language learning isn't just a sub-division of the tourism industry.

In 2026, Kazakhstan is placing a strong focus on digitalisation and technological development. The country is steadily building a knowledge- and innovation-driven economy, advancing digital technologies, artificial intelligence and technology entrepreneurship while creating conditions for new startups to emerge and attract investment for promising projects.

"When I first started working in international education nearly two decades ago, success was often measured by one thing — applications. Today, I believe that conversation has changed," writes Rahul Sachdeva.

With new advances in AI every day, institutions must work harder than ever to identify admissions risks, says Navjeet Singh Nayyar.