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From untapped online degree seekers to disenchanted student sentiment, we unpack the most striking stats and insights from The PIE Live North America’s ‘data superstars’.

As the West increasingly cracks down on immigration, Asian countries such as Kazakhstan are seeing an opportunity to welcome more international students, writes Waqar Ahmad.

The Home Office has confirmed it is looking to procure a fully remote English language test as part of its ongoing tender process for the Home Office English Language Testing (HOELT) service.

The online study support platform Studiosity has snapped up Norvalid – the company helping institutions distinguish between AI-generated content and material genuinely written by students.

IELTS has announced that some test results issued between August 2023 and September 2025 are incorrect, with candidates now receiving revised scores – in some cases higher, and in others lower.

The PIE's founders have been honoured for their outstanding contributions to the international education industry at the 2025 Lead5050 Awards.

As international education is increasingly pulled into the political agenda, universities must come together under heighted pressure and remain neutral places of debate and sanctuary, said sector leaders at a major industry conference.

More English-taught programs, growing job opportunities and affordable options are fuelling the growth of Asian education “powerhouses” outside the big four, a new study has revealed.

Sudden and unclear policy changes in destination markets are eroding student trust and becoming major barriers to international student mobility, a new survey has found. 

As Australia comes to terms with its new policy settings and enters a managed growth era, it is watching how the US, New Zealand and Canada are navigating their own shifting international education landscapes.

PeopleCert has acquired the commercial awarding and skills training part of City & Guilds London Institute (CGLI) for an undisclosed sum.

The investment marks the latest milestone in Global Wales’ efforts to support partnerships between Welsh universities and their counterparts in Karnataka, India.

Scholars at Risk’s Free to Think 2025 report highlighted an escalation of illiberal policies, laws, and extralegal actions in the higher education sectors of several major countries.

At a prestigious event celebrating the power of education, 18-year-old student Adarsh Kumar from Bihar, India scooped the USD $100,000 award for his resilience and commitment to driving change.

As 30% fewer international graduates are set to enter Canada’s workforce this year, stakeholders warn the country is failing to attract global talent amid US policy volatility under Donald Trump.