Germany’s international students return eightfold investment
The findings come from a study conducted by the German Economic Institute (IW) on behalf of DAAD, which reveals the
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University of Essex expands offering to Sri Lanka with NIBM
The partnership will see psychology programs delivered at NIBM in collaboration with the university, allowing Sri Lankan students to gain
US threatens ban on Chinese study visas
The Stop Chinese Communist Prying by Vindicating Intellectual Safeguards in Academia Act (Stop CCP VIASs Act) was proposed by Republican
Is now the time for AI-enabled strategic planning in international student recruitment?
At The PIE Live 2024, there was a clear sense of unison in the sector as we waited for the
Scarlett Peng-Zhang, University of Nottingham
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. I’m Scarlett and I am from the University of Nottingham. I am a
The Trump effect and global student mobility
The Lygon Group received a leaked copy of the letter. It’s hard hitting. It’s tough to read. For an official
Price sensitivity and regional options test UK’s East Asian enrolment
Though enrolment in UK universities from East Asia remained stable, it saw a slight decline of -0.1% in 2022/23 due
Marc Miller removed as Canadian immigration minister
The cabinet reshuffle came upon Carney’s swearing-in ceremony as Canada’s new Prime Minister on Friday 14 March, following his landslide
Immigration policies in focus as Mark Carney sworn in as Canadian PM
Succeeding Justin Trudeau as Canada’s 24th Prime Minister, Carney’s swearing-in ceremony was conducted by governor general Mary Simon at Rideau
PGWP eligibility expanded for college degree students
Canada’s college sector has welcomed a recent policy change from the IRCC stating that graduates of college degree programs will