Top UK grammar school to open Kuala Lumpur site next year
The British brand already has global campuses in Vietnam, China and Saudi Arabia. The school in Kuala Lumpur is set
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Agents react: will higher visa fees deter students from choosing NZ and Australia?
Some agents are already seeing a dampening in interest, while others claim there are bigger deterrents such as visa refusal
China considers easing immigration for international scientists
In an official report in July 2024, the communist party laid out plans to promote “modernisation with Chinese characteristics”, including
Canada invests in official language minority communities
The Canadian government has announced a multi-million-dollar cash injection over five years to support official language minority communities across the
Transnational education – TAFE Queensland explores new horizons
Transnational education (TNE) involves TAFE Queensland delivering high-quality courses to students and businesses offshore. Delivery models for offshore training can
STEM skills the focus of Discovery Education partnership in UAE
Global ed tech company Discovery Education and Abdulla Al Ghurair Foundation announced a new phase of their existing partnership called
OneStep Global reveals ambitious expansion plans
“We are looking for university partners from Europe, especially France and Germany. Though we already have a university from Finland
Olympic success for international student athletes
Julien Alfred (Saint Lucia) won 100m sprint gold (University of Texas) Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis (Sweden) won gold in the men’s
ETS on Australia’s education “reset” and the path to prosperous societies
The PIE caught up with Rohit Sharma, ETS’ senior vice president of global mobility solutions, at The PIE Live Asia
Future “bright” as African interest in intled continues
The demand for international education has been growing across Africa over the past few years, with several countries in particular