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From agent relationships to offshore delivery, school leaders at The PIE High shared what’s shaping international education in Queensland’s schools.

The UK has taken the final steps to rejoin Erasmus+, as the British Council is named the country's National Agency for the initiative.

The UK government has revealed a new – and long-awaited – international education strategy, including an ambitious aim to grow education exports to £40 billion per year by 2030.

At the IACAC 2025 conference in Boston, delegates voiced that goodwill isn’t enough – real action is needed to break policy barriers in the US and keep students moving across borders.

The number of new international students coming to Canada is predicted to fall by over 50% this year, with domestic tuition fees likely to increase as a result, a new survey has revealed.

The number of temporary residents in Canada has dropped to its lowest level since the pandemic, primarily driven by declining international student numbers.

Swinburne University of Technology is set to offer qualifications in Doha through a new partnership with Barzan University College (BUC).

Restrictive government policies and visa issues in three of the ‘big four’ countries are continuing to fuel the rise of non-traditional study destinations, a new survey has revealed.

Independent boarding schools in the UK are hitting back against the Labour government's renewed commitment to adding VAT to school fees.

British Columbia has moved ahead with the next phase of its plan to improve the quality of postsecondary education in the region.

Jess Lister from Public First introduces the UK's new Labour government and the challenges they face in relation to higher education and immigration.