Student experience

Providers in the UK and Australia have improved the experience they offer prospective students making enquiries in a mystery-shopping style study of educational institutions around the world.

International students in Canada are facing major challenges to their mental wellbeing in the face of policy changes that are only intensifying public hostility towards them.

Kaplan has bought The Student Grief Network to expand the support it offers to higher education students experiencing bereavement, it has announced.

Government representatives from around Europe shared how internationalisation is shaping their offerings for international students at a major industry event.

UK universities recruiting students in Africa are changing strategy and scoping out opportunities in French-speaking countries as one way of raising student numbers.

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 students from the London campus of the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) staged a protest last month after at least 100 were prevented from graduating from their MBA programs. 

The language program provider English Outdoors has announced a new summer camp location in Toronto for teens aged 14-17 in 2025.

AFS Intercultural Programs has launched a new youth scholarship in Africa and expanded an existing initiative providing training to teachers around the world.

As the Paris 2024 Olympic Games draws to a close, The PIE takes a look at some of the international students who found success on the world's biggest stage.

Nearly nine out of 10 international students rated New Zealand as a positive study destination, with the highest proportion of students to date rating it as ‘excellent’, according to a recent survey.

International students are turning to Malta for study opportunities – in part due to a scheme that allows them to earn back the majority of their tuition fees once they start working.

A new report based on the experiences of Gen Z international students has debunked common misconceptions of the world’s first truly digital-native age group, providing insights for educators as young people become increasingly influential in global geo-politics.

Fear of disclosing identities, differing cultural views on mental health and difficulties interacting with other students are some of the caveats of being a queer international student in Australia, a study has found.

An increasing number of international students in the UK are relying on soup kitchens and monthly food packages to keep them fed while studying, one charity has revealed.