The UK’s Education Sector Advisory Group (ESAG) has published a series of sector action plans setting out proposed activity ...

Italian, Swiss and American hospitality curricula are now on offer in Armenia and Georgia for a fraction of the traditional ...

Current and incoming ILAC students and their families tell The PIE of tuition at risk, cancelled travel and immigration ...

As international education demand continues to grow in Pakistan, the next challenge is not simply recruiting more students.

Six governing body leaders say rising costs and student numbers have left the sector more than €250m short each year.

In a major blow to the ELT sector, the ILAC Education Group has announced it has made the "difficult decision" to conclude ...

Hong Kong is looking to use its Northern Metropolis development to expand university capacity and create closer links between ...

Australia is squeezing access to dependant visas as the government moves to reduce net overseas migration, with wider questions emerging over its student migration settings and 295,000 student intake ...

Skills have never been more important than in today's job market. But how can employers make sure that today's grads have the tools they need in a quickly changing employment landscape, asks David ...

UK universities have “almost nowhere left to grow” their international student numbers safely, according to new modelling from think tank Public First.

IDP Education has batted away a "highly opportunistic" multi-million dollar takeover bid from Blackstone, accusing the private equity giant of significantly undervaluing the business.

As AI and technology reshape the skills employers need faster than education systems can adapt, schools must rethink what it means to prepare young people for the future, says Amalya Yeghohan.