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International student numbers in France reached 430,466 this year, driven in part by a resurgence in Asia-Pacific mobility and growth from Sub-Saharan Africa.

A new report has found European destinations dominate English language provision outside the ‘Big Four’, though differing approaches point to a polarised landscape.

International student acceptance onto undergraduate courses in the UK has slowed down, while a record number of UK 18-year-olds have been placed this September.

The Global Survey of International Education Leaders 2024 has been launched by The PIE, Nous Group and Navitas to understand emerging trends and provide a measuring stick for international education leaders.

A new analysis of Canadian government figures indicates that the approvals of international study permits are set to drop by nearly half in 2024.

A new report is shedding light on the student suicide crisis in India, revealing that nearly half of the country's total student suicide cases are concentrated in just five states.

International applications to US institutions continued to grow in 2024/25, though at a slower pace than in previous years, a new survey published in August 2024 has revealed.

International student intakes in Malaysian higher education institutions and international schools have spiked, with a huge increase in enrolments from Asia, especially China.

Following the release of the government's proposed enrolment caps for 2025, we take a deeper look at the uneven impact of the caps across public universities.

Indians form the largest group of international students in Germany for the second year running, new data shows. 

More than three-quarters (77%) of education institutions around the world spotted a cyberattack in last 12 months – up from 69% in 2023, a report has revealed.

Nepal became the UK’s sixth largest source of students in the year ending June 2024, growing by 63% over the previous year, despite an overall decline in visa issued to international students, a report has highlighted.

The Albanese government has at last revealed details of plans to cap international student numbers in Australia. So what are the key takeaways? The PIE News breaks it down...

Academic faculty at UK universities are more likely to be dissatisfied with the range of English language tests for prospective students than some of their colleagues, preliminary research has found.

Canadian immigration data for the first half of 2024 has showed a significant decline in study permit applications and issuance in Q2, in an early sign that the government’s caps are meeting objectives.