No growth across the sector could leave nearly two-thirds of institutions in deficit by 2026-27, report predicts

Times Higher Education, Oxford Royale Academy and the University of Hertfordshire have been recognised in the international trade category of the King’s Awards for Enterprise. 

As the UK's ELT sector celebrates the best year since the pandemic, particularly the private sector, government lobbying must continue for sake of the sector, and wider UK.

"Campaign in your own constituency" - MPs urged the UK sector to keep up political pressure with every university able to demonstrate value of international education.

Student consultancy ApplyBoard has signed an agreement with one of Canada's largest banks to assist students from top source countries with finance management.

Satirical illustration from The PIE editorial team, depicting the threat of the UK government switching off the Graduate Route ‘machine’ that powers international student recruitment. Despite the fact the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) recommended the route should remain in the current form.

After the announcement of a draft framework outlining a "soft cap" on international students, the education minister Jason Clare formally introduced a bill to parliament on May 16.

A national standardised exam that operates in Korea is being increasingly embraced on an international level – and could help the country boost the number of its students studying abroad.

The Guild has warned that the EU's tenth R&I framework must remain open to collaborations with non-EU partners and must find a balance between policy-driven research and scientific independence.  

Madi discusses the bravery behind international students coming to study in the UK, how she has made Manchester her new creative home, and her hopes for the future after graduating from one of the world's best institutions.

The MAC Review's findings were extensive and well-rounded, despite a very quick turnaround time. The PIE reviews some of the key takeaways from the review into the Graduate Route.

Universities in the UK, Australia and Canada have announced staff layoffs and course suspensions as government policies limiting international student numbers are taking hold and reducing an important income stream.

Students from overseas have been gracing American television sets for multiple years in various sports. Federal law means they mostly cannot take advantage.

Japan is pursuing an ambitious policy of internationalisation to reinvigorate the workforce and fill key labour shortages, but can the prime minister's targets overcome cultural and structural barriers?

Timothy van Gardingen asks whether major study destinations are pushing dramatic policy shifts at the same time and to what end?

The UK high commissioner to Malaysia tells The PIE that the UK and Malaysia are "well-placed" to tackle respective challenges together, and highlights areas such as TNE, TVET, as well as alumni relations as key areas of collaboration.

The PIE spoke to three internationalisation heads at universities in Mexico, the UK and Spain to get their take on what internationalisation means for their institutions.

Some 17 years ago, an unlikely love story between two universities on opposite sides of the globe – one in Malaysia and one in the UK – began.

The number of African students studying in China has witnessed tremendous growth over the past decade, partly attributed to growing economic and cultural exchanges.

The PIE recently met two students from Japan and Korea studying in Brighton, who shared their insights into the often unspoken pressures of coming from an ageing population and what the future holds for them.

Our main message would be that government really has to consider the MAC's recommendations very, very carefully

As we approach the Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers, it's worth taking a closer look at the university leader/education minister relationship.

One trend I'm seeing is a growing investment and focus on the first year, the entry point to undergraduate

Even as digital tools develop, the role of an agent is to compliment information with wisdom and provide empathy and encouragement through the whole journey

Staying attuned to student and client behaviour is essential for providing effective guidance

I strongly believe that if we treat our staff well, they will treat our students and agents really well

UK universities annually accept applications from approximately 500,000 international students, reflecting an effort to build diverse and inclusive campuses

The challenges of a headmaster in an international boarding school seemed insurmountable at times

We’re all still recovering from a bit of a shock to the system when recruitment conditions took a turn for the worse this January