EAIE: National strategies sharpen focus on talent, but autonomy stays non‑negotiable
For the UK, the language has shifted away from headline student targets, but not away from internationalisation as a strategic lever. “Internationalisation needs to be seen as a strategic enabler,…
US colleges restrict internships as CPT rules tighten
In another knock to America’s education-to-workforce pipeline, colleges across the US are tightening restrictions around Curricular Practical Training (CPT), following multiple warnings from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) last month. In two broadcast messages on August 12 and August 24,…
London Mayor teams up with unis to welcome international students
The Your London Starts Here initiative, spearheaded by London Higher, aims to give international students a coordinated welcome as they arrive in London, with the message that they are “loved…
Watch: Australia’s debate on migration
Watch ABC New Australia's televised national forum on migration, including commentary from Abul Rizvi who recently spoke at The PIE Live Asia Pacific, and contributions from several international students giving…
IB vs AP: Which is the best programme for you?
If you’re a high school student aiming to get into a prestigious university, it’s likely that you’re considering pre-university courses to set yourself apart. And you’re likely faced with many…
3 universities with art programmes that inspire creativity
Thinking about studying the arts at university? Whether you’re preparing for your first degree or looking to take your artistic practice further, you may be wondering what your next step…
New Zealand’s rebound signals shift in student demand
Speaking to The PIE News following the release of figures showing international education export earnings have reached NZ$4.98 billion, Downs said New Zealand was benefiting from a combination of high-quality…
Clarkson University engineering: What students say
If you’re considering studying engineering in the US, you need to know three key things before applying: what you can study, what skills you’ll develop, and how they translate into…
Health insurance for students: Are you fully covered abroad?
Are you about to study abroad? If you’re all set to embark on a new chapter of your student journey, here’s an essential question: is health insurance for students enough…
Russell group predicted to be only mission group in the green as two-tier BCA system emerges
Using HESA 2024/25 data, The PIE News has forecast the visa refusal rate for each mission group of universities in the UK by applying the current visa issuance data to…