Latest international education news

If elected, the Coalition has vowed to abolish Temporary Graduate visas and cut international student commencements to 240,000 a year under a sweeping migration plan.

More than half of Hong Kong’s higher education students are now from outside the territory, according to research from BONARD Education and the British Council research, as the city accelerates efforts to strengthen its position as a regional education hub.

Wilson Shang explores how South Korea has emerged as one of the world’s most prominent testbeds for embedding international curricula into mainstream state schooling.

Australia has confirmed that new restrictions limiting when international students can bring dependants into the country are now in force, with assistant minister for international education Julian Hill revealing the timing and further details of the government’s wider migration reforms.

The PIE sat down with Matt Lopez, vice president of enrollment at Arizona State University, as the institution launched its new London campus. We spoke about ASU London, disrupting engineering and business educaton and the life-changing power of an early morning walk.

The international education spotlight will be shining on the Emerald Isle once again as The PIE Live Ireland returns to University College Dublin on October 12-13, 2026. We preview what to expect from another action-packed agenda!

Marches against harassment in Delhi, demands for an independent inquiry at IIT Bombay and unrest that halted classes at two Punjab universities have put student welfare, accountability and complaints procedures at Indian universities under scrutiny.

Bayswater CEO Stephan Roussounis considers how the ELT sector could strengthen support for students affected by sudden school closures, with a focus on accommodation and financial safeguards.

Keystone Education Group has reported a 10% year-on-year decline in second-quarter revenue, with the company pointing to continued pressure on international student recruitment in the UK and US.

The Home Office has suspended Buckinghamshire New University’s student sponsor licence, effective 30 September.

UK universities are now educating more students overseas through transnational education (TNE) than they are hosting international students onshore.