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The study choices specialist Studyportals saw a marked rise in the amount traffic looking at UK universities from international students, The PIE News has been told.

Spending by international students contributed $30.9 billion to Canada's GDP in 2022, new government figures have revealed.

TransferMate, a global payments platform, has made its way further into the global ELT and HE sectors, announcing collaborations with HE data specialists Enroly and school management system Intrinsiq.

An improving economy in Bangladesh with more families choosing to invest in education has seen the country rapidly emerging as a “significant market in the global education sector”, a Sinorbis and ETS report said.

Amid significant international education policy changes in major study abroad destinations, countries such as Germany, France, UAE and Finland are emerging as popular choices among Indian students, an agent perception survey has revealed. 

After Times Higher Education (THE) released its Impact Rankings for 2024 last week, The PIE News looks at which universities made it into the top 10 most sustainable HE institutions.

Analysis of the QS World University Rankings 2025 shows that despite continuing debate around curbing internationalisation and worries of declining interest, Dutch universities haven’t seen big falls in the rankings.

New data from the UK’s Higher Education Policy Institute highlights parliamentary constituency-specific data on the economic benefit of international students.

New research has indicated that universities in the US must invest more in their careers services, especially considering the growing interest in international graduates getting jobs in the country.

The affordability of tuition fees is the most important factor for international students from Latin America while university response time is not as critical as expected, a new agent survey has revealed.

The number of international students in Japan grew by more than 20% in 2023 year-on-year, encouraging modest optimism about the government's ambitious internationalisation strategy.

International students are applying to more institutions and countries than ever before, with a shift towards non-traditional destinations and more affordable options, a new agent survey has found.

A survey examining the degree to which international students are exploited while working in Australia is launching another edition in July 2024.

Some 83% of international graduates who used the OPT or CPT opportunities in the US are now working in the country, a survey has found.

Despite India and New Zealand partnering on a wide range of educational initiatives in recent times, a high visa rejection rate for Indian students could dampen a traditionally cordial relationship, stakeholders have warned.