New Zealand targets outcomes as international education demand accelerates
Speaking at The PIE Live Asia Pacific, sector leaders from across universities and institutes of technology and national bodies described a recovery that is smaller in scale than neighbouring Australia’s,…
How I finally got into a PhD programme after 14 rejections
Imagine sending out application after application, tailoring each personal statement, lining up recommenders — and watching every single one come back rejected. Now imagine doing that twice, a year apart,…
Confession: I cheated through university & I don’t regret it
“I cheated through university and I’m not sorry.” Well, that’s certainly a title that gets our attention. A Redditor posted this on a throwaway account in the r/confessions thread, admitting…
Studying in Italy in English made simple: 1-minute guide
Dream of studying in Italy, but don’t understand the local language beyond the words ‘pizza” or “espresso”? Well, we’re here to tell you that you can be studying in Italy…
Is failing your exams really that bad? We find out.
We’ve sorted through the toughest exams in the world — the Gaokao, the bar, the MCAT, the lot. We know that they are important. We know they are hard. But…
University of California, Berkeley: Studying the intersection between social science and data
In one year, you can become an expert in social science and data science with the Master of Computational Social Science at UC Berkeley.
Crizac agrees Inova deal to expand Mexican, European reach
Crizac has agreed to acquire 100% of Inova Consultancy Limited, known as Inova Education, as the student recruitment platform expands its operations in Mexico and Europe. The proposed acquisition, through…
Sudanese students to appeal after UK court upholds visa brake
Sudanese students affected by the UK government’s study visa “brake” are preparing to appeal after the High Court ruled in favour of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, according to Sudan Scholars…
New visa limits threaten US college revenues
Changes to immigration policy – namely the administration’s final rule ending duration of status – could decrease international enrolments and “increase revenue risks” for some institutions, Fitch said in a statement last week. It warned of…
Four in five Indian study-abroad aspirants plan to return home
More than four in five surveyed Indian study-abroad aspirants expect to return home after completing their education, according to new research suggesting overseas degrees are not necessarily tied to plans…
