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Indian students protest PGWP rules in Canada

Several protesting students have already seen their work permits expire, while others are expected to lose theirs by the end

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QS acquires HolonIQ in data-driven strategic union

This strategic union was announced on October 16, with the organisations emphasising an aligned vision: to empower the global education

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Junior ELT driving growth in Turkish study abroad

Despite Türkiye’s challenging economic climate, nine in ten young people have said they would like to study abroad, with the

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10 things to look out for at The PIE Live North America 2024

You can find the full agenda here, but we’ve highlighted a few of the things that are getting us excited

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UK-based consultancy AGP opens new office in Bangladesh

With its head office in the UK and an international office in Nigeria, the education consultancy partner made its debut

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Confusion as US government offers conflicting advice over F-1 study abroad

The changes, which featured in a USCIS policy manual update on August 27, stated that F-1 visa holders studying abroad

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Dan Hill, Instructure

Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. Husband. Father. Comedian. What do you like most about your job? Working

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TFTDL podcast – Eunice Simmons (The Tallest Tree)

The tallest trees in the forest often face the strongest winds – so what’s it like to be a Vice

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UK “on course” to meet £35bn intled export earnings target

The UK government is making good progress towards its ambitious economic goals for the international education sector, a Department for

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Not using AI is “disservice” to students

Rather than be deterred by fears surrounding data privacy and cheating, universities must actively embrace generative AI to prepare students

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