US State Department lifts federal funding freeze
US study abroad leaders have welcomed the resumption of federal funds as “incredibly encouraging progress”, with Alliance for International Exchange
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Introduce yourself in three words or phrases. Trailblazing Afghan changemaker Aspiring innovator Lifelong learner What makes you get up in
UK ELT: “We need to change what we do”
While the UK remains the largest English language teaching (ELT) destination by student numbers, the sector is forecasting another year
Could Skilled Worker visa changes be a warning of what could be coming for international graduates in the UK?
As of early April, the Skilled Worker visa – once a key route for addressing post-pandemic labour shortages, particularly in
Beyond borders – how 2025 is redefining the international student experience
“It’s not just about getting a degree – it’s about rewriting story.” That’s what Prena, a student from Surat, told
US educators: “Now is not the time to be cynical”
“This is not a time to ask ourselves whether we have a Congress that is worth spending time with or
Welsh unis call for nuanced UK immigration strategy
Welsh universities have called for the government to have a greater recognition of regional demographic variations across the UK, as
How to build an AI voice agent
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Australia’s budget “missed opportunity” for higher education investment
The budget forecasts that Net Overseas Migration (NOM) will decline by 75,000 in 2025/26, and by a further 35,000 in
Beyond the bottom line: rethinking recruitment strategy and cost
My recent article in The PIE News posed a critical question: is international student recruitment really worth it, especially when