Here is a look back at some of our most memorable PIE Chats of 2019.

Languages Canada members welcomed 6% more students in 2018 than in 2017, but growth was concentrated mostly in the public sector, and members still reported concerns around visa refusals.

Canada has seen phenomenal growth in international student numbers, but the challenge now is to ensure that students have a successful study experience in the country, as Claudia Civinini discovers.

A major investment in international education was included in the Canadian federal budget 2019, released on Tuesday, with a focus on supporting the new International Education Strategy and outward mobility.

Diversification... is also about how we can participate, collaborate, contribute in internationalisation efforts abroad.

A focus on diversification and the central role of languages in internationalisation kept the 180 attendees at the annual Languages Canada conference busy across the three-day event, held for the first time this year in Manitoba’s capital, Winnipeg.

Languages Canada has signed an MoU with Mexican university association Consorcio de Universidades Mexicanas to collaborate on language learning and internationalisation.

A positive picture emerged from the latest Languages Canada figures, with a 10% increase in student numbers and growth reported from most source markets.