Australia excels again in QS World University Rankings 2027
Australia ranks among the world’s best in the latest QS World University Rankings.
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Be an advocate for change as a #WeAreInternational Student Ambassador 2027-2028
Be an advocate for change as a #WeAreInternational Student Ambassador 2027-2028
US university offers cut-price UK degree for international students
Arizona State University aims to expand to an annual intake of up to 4,000 students in Britain in the coming years
China pushes back as US lawmaker seeks blacklist of universities and tech labs
A Republican lawmaker is requesting the Pentagon blacklist 58 Chinese universities and 62 technology labs as national security threats
University of Hawai’i system expands direct admissions to all 10 campuses
High school seniors with a 3.2 GPA can receive an offer from the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, which has joined the initiative in its second year.
University of Manchester plans Bengaluru centre in India push
The proposed centre will focus on industry-linked learning and research collaboration, adding to a growing UK presence spanning campuses and partnership hubs
How international students build a life, career, and future at Wright State University
Go further than you imagined with Wright State.
Norwich University of the Arts: A partnership that reshapes creative education in the UK
Norwich University of the Arts has recently signed a partnership with the Royal College of Art, launching jointly awarded undergraduate degrees in the UK.
Norwich University of the Arts: Nurturing creatives who seek a better future
At Norwich University, you can study the arts in a city that’s just as enriching as the learning. Experience the excellence of a specialist university today.
Anya O’Connor, Queen’s University Belfast
This week, The PIE sat down with Anya O'Connor, head of international partnerships at Queen's University Belfast
Master the science of light with the University of Central Florida
Innovating at the speed of light.
In the age of AI, humanities degrees matter more than ever
Humanities degrees still matter today; they equip you with critical thinking and ethical insight. Discover top programmes in Prague, Helsinki, and Dublin.
Higher education postcard: The Warburg Institute
This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag reminds us of a previous, awful, culture war
Firmli plans AI co-pilot for international student recruitment
The Norwegian company’s planned November launch will bring together student applications and communications to help recruitment teams identify issues requiring attention
If not university then what?
New data from DfE shows just how limited the options outside of higher education really are for young people. David Kernohan reads along
What is happening with international student numbers in Canada so far this year?
Canada’s international student cap sets a total target of 408,000 study permits issued in 2026
Blast simulation, university probes, robotics fine, AI spies: 7 US-China relations reads
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering US-China relations from the past few weeks
Overseas student commencements fall 5% in Australian higher education
International student commencements at Australian higher education providers fell by almost 5% year-on-year in the first part of 2026
Online and elite: University of Guelph’s Sport and Event Management degree
Your future in sports can start wherever you are.
Small steps, bigger possibilities: rethinking study abroad for Japanese nursing students
Japan's declining birth rate presents a challenge for international education providers seeking to attract students from Japan. One group deserves attention: nursing students
Hong Kong’s Lingnan University scraps English exit test for graduation
Lingnan University in Hong Kong has scrapped its requirement for undergraduates to pass an English proficiency test before graduating
How admissions officials are navigating the academic year ahead
At the National Association for College Admission Counseling conference, discussions ranged from AI in application essays to international recruitment.
John Healey’s drive for a resilient economy could further squeeze universities
Tax rises, spending cuts, and little joy for the Chancellor. James Coe looks ahead to the Budget and sets out a new political agenda for the sector
The Crisis Playbook for Universities in Trouble
Schools under scrutiny as Cornell is often follow a sort of public relations playbook, adding rules, hiring outside investigators and sometimes making leadership changes.
How equitable are university admissions policies?
Emma Humphries, Adeline Henry, and Hannah Murphy demonstrate how university admissions policies might be undermining EDI principles
Science and university research can’t deliver economic growth – at least not as we measure it
Don Webber and Alan Collins argue that asking university research to drive growth misreads both the measure and what the sector actually contributes
Why Chinese College Grads Are Becoming Farmers
Facing a competitive job market, college graduates in China are trading corporate jobs for farming, equipped with smartphones and tech skills.
Minnesota State board approves plan to redirect funding to struggling colleges
The measure is expected to send a projected $15 million to St. Cloud State University and Bemidji State University in fiscal 2027.
Fall 2027 Study Abroad Timeline: Month-by-Month Deadlines for Tests, Applications, and Visas
Preparing for university admission in the autumn of 2027 is an eighteen-month process rather than a quick sprint in late 2026.
A short guide to what two-year degrees are all about
The lesser-known, accelerated option.