The Department of Education's recent program cuts to critical and less commonly taught languages, area studies, and global business education, is raising questions about the future of federal support for international education under the current president chronicle.com/newsletter/lat…

Student-visa holders and others who switch their legal status within the United States won’t have to pay a new $100,000 fee on skilled-worker visas. uscis.gov/working-in-the…

Study abroad improves communication skills but perhaps not the ones you’d think: in a survey of alumni, 85 percent said they picked up “communication and interpersonal skills” while 59 percent said they gained foreign-language skills

Hear from changemakers shaping the future of global education. 🌎 Join leading voices at The PIE Live North America this December in Chicago, where ideas spark collaboration and action. ⭐ Don’t miss your chance to be part of it. 🎫 hubs.li/Q03QxpYR0 #PIELIVE25

Studying in the US got lot more expensive for Indian students. In the last five years, the annual cost of studying in the U.S. increased by ~INR 10 lakh (adjusted for currency depreciation). This "sticker shock" will further suppresses the demand already affected by unfavorable

Dutch Fulbright board members resign over U.S. pressure on academic freedom dlvr.it/TPHGM1

New international enrollments dropped 7 percent LAST fall. Don’t dismiss the adverse effects of Trump administration policies like visa revocations or a foreign-student cap. But they’re compounding existing challenges, not the sole cause. chronicle.com/article/intern…

Karin Fischer Could be good. Probably won’t be.

After two years in a row of declines in new international students, the post-Covid enrollment boom looks, in hindsight, like a bubble. An unfriendly political climate contributed to an estimated 17-percent drop in new enrollments in the U.S. this fall chronicle.com/newsletter/lat…

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As we prepare to celebrate 10 years of recognising excellence in international education, we’re inviting sector leaders, innovators and changemakers to apply to join our 2026 judging panel. Apply to be a judge: hubs.ly/Q03WqBQW0 Application deadline: 12 December 2025

‘Policy update: the next steps for the U.S.’ session at the #PIELIVE25

‘Reimagining global pathways: the future of student mobility’ session at the #PIELIVE25

Nicholas Cuthbert reports from The PIE Live North America in Chicago where delegates have braved freezing temperatures to find strength in the international education community. 🌎 Read all about it in The PIE ⬇️ hubs.li/Q03WQq-g0 #PIELIVE25 #intled

My analysis published in The Hindu on the increasing cost of studying in the US for Indian students. Using the College Board data, the analysis shows that out-of-state tuition at a public university and living expenses are up from nearly ₹27 lakhs in 2020/21 to approximately

It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of Bobby Weir. We send him off the way he sent so many of us on our way: with a farewell that isn’t an ending, but a blessing.  A reward for a life worth livin'. bobweir.net/bobby/ 📸 Chloe Weir

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Erasmus+ is set to return to the UK in 2027, with over 100,000 people expected to benefit in year one. A significant shift for student and staff mobility after years outside the scheme.- Brendan O'Malley reports universityworldnews.com/post.php?story…

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