3 UK law schools for aspiring global legal professionals
English law still defines how the world does business today. The foundation of about 40% of all global corporate and financial transactions is English common law. And for everything from…
OPT fee proposal clears White House review
The White House last week cleared a proposal from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to fix a new fee on Optional Practical Training (OPT) in the US, signalling its imminent…
The PIE in conversation with Ganesh Kohli, Founder of IC3 Movement
The PIE sat down with Ganesh Kohli, founder of the IC3 Movement, on the sidelines of the 10th Annual IC3 Conference & Expo in Mumbai to discuss why student wellbeing…
Australia, where the bloody hell are you?
Twenty years ago, Australia launched one of its most memorable tourism campaigns with a characteristically Australian invitation to the rest of the world: “So where the bloody hell are you?”…
3 UK arts schools shaping the modern world
It’s 2026. Trends ebb and flow, and the arts do not look the way they did even just a decade ago. Gone are the days when monumental sculptures would take…
Australia to restrict student dependants amid warnings of talent loss
Australia’s move to restrict student dependants and tighten course changes has drawn a mixed sector response, with education leaders supporting action against visa misuse while warning that the country could…
International student declines hit US college revenues, survey finds
A new report from the American Council on Education (ACE) has revealed international student declines are having a tangible fiscal impact on campuses across the US, with 73% of senior…
From clean energy to Geo-AI: 6 sustainability master’s degrees at the University of Twente
Explore six sustainability master's degrees at the University of Twente, from clean energy and humanitarian engineering to Geo-AI and environmental leadership.
The brain detox hack you need before your 8 a.m. class
Struggle to get your eight-hour sleep in at night? Been a lifelong insomniac, and tried every single remedy — sleeping pills, exercise, breathing techniques, cognitive behavioural therapy, white noise —…
Universities are talking to students. Students are talking to AI
A 17-year-old in Berlin or Seoul deciding where to study abroad no longer starts with a brochure. She opens ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, types “best universities in Europe for business…
