Germany reaches record high with 380k international students
The number of international students in Germany continues to rise. In the winter semester 2023/24, some 379,900 international students were
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International education reacts to Trump presidency
The global international education sector is responding to the news that Donald Trump will return to the White House, after
Thailand welcomes Highgate’s first international school
Highgate, a leading UK co-educational independent school, recently forged the union with Siam Motors Group to open its first international
UNSW introduces int’l admissions waitlist as caps bill looms
A spokesperson for the university told The PIE News that to ensure the institution does not exceed its cap it
‘End the blame game’ Canada’s educators urge minister
Canadian immigration Minister Marc Miller has strongly refuted the suggestion that the IRCC’s international student caps were an “overcorrection”, firmly
US stakeholders set out international education wishlist as election result closes in
Millions of Americans headed to the polls on Tuesday November 5 to vote for either Donald Trump – running for
NISAU’s UK-India Achievers set to shine in third edition
The call for nominations for the third iteration of NISAU’s India UK Achievers Honours is now open – a movement
Cambridge Education Group collaborates on new pathway program with Dutch uni
The deal, announced on November 4, will see the launch of the new University Pathway Programme, Propaedeutic Year One, due
Leicester and Humber Polytechnic partner in pre-law pathway
A new partnership forged by University of Leicester and Toronto’s Humber Polytechnic offers Canadian students access to a two year
University at Buffalo expands cutting-edge facilities to meet the needs of students, researchers and society
The University at Buffalo (UB) is experiencing remarkable growth in international enrollment, with students from 104 countries choosing UB for