University of Ottawa to host new France-Canada campus
A joint initiative between the University of Ottawa and France Universités, an association of French institutions, is set to strengthen
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UK uni maintains China research pause not tied to “commercial interests”
Amid British media reports alleging that China ran a two-year campaign to stop research by a Sheffield Hallam University’s professor
Canada proposes further 65% study permit cap
The proposals would reduce the international student cap from 437,000 in 2025 to 155,000 in 2026, and 150,000 for the
AAERI presses Australian universities to act on document fraud
AAERI has announced the upcoming launch of its AAERI Verify Tool, which it said is a “a major step forward” in
Learn Canadian: reintroducing Canada to the world
Canada has long been known for the quality of its education and for the inclusive spirit that defines its classrooms,
Ukraine’s international education sector not beaten by war
Speaking to The PIE News during last week’s British Council Going Global conference in London, Ukraine’s deputy minister of education
Sector sees “natural power shift” as emerging destinations rise
Janet Ilieva, founder of the consultancy Education Insight, said it was “fair to say” that the market is seeing an
Impact of Canada’s study permit caps “worse than Covid”
The Canadian government is on track to approve 80,000 new study permits in 2025, representing a 62% decline on last
National peak body launched to represent international students in Australia
The International Students Representative Council of Australia (ISRC of Australia) has been formally established as an independent, democratic, and transparent
US to face $480bn yearly losses from shrinking STEM talent pool
The study, Brain Freeze, takes a long view of the ripple effects of declining international STEM enrolments in the US,