UK must “tap into” entrepreneurial spirit of int’ls
The international education sector in the UK is 'wasting an opportunity' by not allowing international students the chance to build their own startups in the country.
The international education sector in the UK is 'wasting an opportunity' by not allowing international students the chance to build their own startups in the country.
Using “low-hanging fruit” to score points in terms of your organisation's equality, diversity and inclusion efforts won’t get you very far, according to a university representative.
The UK risks seeing a decline in international students if changes on post-study work and dependants policy are implemented, stakeholders have warned.
The launch of a new PIE Insider digest on leadership in European international education explores the role of personal brand and reputation in the sector.
Canada’s decision to remove the limit on number of hours international students are permitted to work while studying will have a ‘tremendous’ impact but needs to be closely monitored, says Global Affairs Canada, and institutions to be asked to share data on impact.
The PIE has announced that a new iteration of its in-person conference, The PIE Live, will take place in the Gold Coast in Australia in 2023.
With The PIE's touch down in North America imminent, we take you through some of the many highlights from a jam-packed agenda, taking place October 13-14 in Toronto.
More action is required to bridge the “significant” gap still remaining for international students concerning graduate employability outcomes, stakeholders suggest.