Proposals for a £925-per-international-student levy at English universities have drawn ire from the international education ...

As Canada bears the brunt of economic headwinds and political uncertainty across the ‘big four’, a new report has tipped ...

The number of people applying to study in the UK has remained steady year on year, while the number of dependants coming into ...

Following two years of missed study permit targets, stakeholders say Canada’s 7% cap reduction for 2026 is unlikely to make a ...

On the final sitting day of the year, Australia’s education integrity Bill cleared the Senate with a series of amendments, leaving only routine steps before it can become law.

The country, the first in Central Asia to commit to recognising diplomas from other participating nations, is set to formally ...

The PIE sat down with Big Pond co-founder and chief partnerships officer Mark Blakemore to discuss what makes the company ...

The online study support platform Studiosity has snapped up Norvalid – the company helping institutions distinguish between ...

The UK government has set out plans for a £925 charge per international student from 2028, with official modelling indicating a £330 million annual hit to university finances.

Former universities minister Jo Johnson has blasted an upcoming tax on international student fees, saying it is "a bad ...

Maltese ELT schools are feeling pressured into offering discounts – but the widespread practice could undercut the value of ...

The Education Committee’s final inquiry session sees skills Jacqui Smith defend the government’s contentious international student fee levy amid rising concerns over university insolvency.