Who invests in who? Emerge, Owl Ventures and Learn
The next instalment in our series of articles exploring the investment ecosystem within international education focuses on early stage venture capital funds.
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Inbound, outbound and TNE: the Philippines’ commitment to mobility
The Philippines has a young population – over 30% are under 15 years old – combined with a new strategy for TNE, the opportunities for student mobility – inbound, outbound and transnational – are worth paying attention to, The PIE reports.
How Finland is convincing international students to stay and work
Finland is keen to cement its position as a science superpower, but the small country will need international talent to boost its workforce. How is the country adapting to welcome and retain more international students?
Sustainability, wellbeing and students’ evolving expectations of PBSAs
Wellbeing and sustainability are increasingly at the forefront of international students’ minds, but what are providers doing to meet these modern needs?
International student athletes in the US – a Global North affair?
International students with enough athletic prowess can really change the game for themselves – hundreds of thousands of dollars in tuition can vanish if you’re at the top of your game in football, basketball – even tennis or rowing.
Diploma-to-Degree: the success story of SQA in China
Since its launch 20 years ago, approximately 55,000 Chinese students have graduated with an Advanced Diploma delivered by the Scottish Qualifications Authority, with the pathway program acting as a significant contributor to the flow of Chinese students into the UK.
Who invests in who? ETS, Inflexion & Graham Holdings
Next up in our analysis series on who invests in who, we have attempted to illustrate three examples of the chain of investment between different companies.
Before and after: how the war has impacted teaching and learning at one Ukrainian university
“The war divided my life into before and after,” says Sumy State University student, Zoreslava Shedenko. The PIE speaks to students and staff at the university, to hear how they’ve adapted to a new way of learning.
Future of English: three things you need to know
Roughly 2.3 billion people speak English as a first or additional language, but with the rise of AI and the increasing market share of other languages, what lies ahead for the world’s most spoken language?
Who invests in who? The role of funding in international education
As public-private partnerships increase, The PIE has been taking a closer look at the types of investment, strategic acquisition and subsidiaries in the global education ecosystem.
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