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Recent analysis into UK student recruitment from Latin America has highlighted the potential for universities to expand existing efforts in markets such as Chile, Peru, Panama and Ecuador.

As technological advancements continue to disrupt traditional higher education, The PIE sat down with Nexford University founder Fadl Al Tarzi to hear his take on the transformative power of AI and what to expect in 2025.

After 12 months of unprecedented policy changes throughout the 'big four' study destinations, The PIE News takes a look back at a year that threw the international education sector into turmoil.

The University of Toronto has topped QS’s sustainability rankings for the second consecutive year, out of nearly 1,750 global universities.

Following the pandemic, governments and institutions around the world rushed to welcome international students back. But in 2023 and 2024, changes in public sentiment towards immigration have led to a corresponding politicisation of student mobility.

This week, we spent five minutes with Gaurav Batra, founder and CEO of Infinite Group.

Hundreds of thousands of students missed out on international education places this year amid a “perfect storm” of restrictive government policies and unaffordable alternatives, sector leaders have warned.

The global supply of online English-taught programs has more than doubled in the past five years, with the "quiet transformation" of some non-Big Four regions growing as competitive players, a new report has shown.

With forecasts of two billion more postsecondary students across the globe by 2050, delegates at The PIE Live North America heard about the global forces driving labour market shifts and their implications for international higher education.

International students continue to seek education opportunities abroad, motivated by greater access to quality programs and subsequent career prospects, a new survey has revealed.

IELTS has partnered with a UN organisation to offer refugees free English language tests across the globe.

Men working in the international education sector are more likely to be happy with their salary than their female counterparts, the exclusive results of an industry-wide survey have found.

A partnership between Australian and Canadian universities is using virtual reality to break down barriers for Indigenous students seeking study abroad opportunities.

Mozaik Play, the global education marketplace dedicated to the creative industries, has announced the launch of its new community platform, set to connect creatives, educational institutions and industry professionals.