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In same week as EC closed, the ILAC Education Group announced it had made the "difficult decision" to conclude its operations - with no further detail publicly available for affected students and partners. hubs.li/Q04xW6Gw0
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Six major Australian education providers have joined a new initiative aiming to put student feedback at the heart of how education agents are evaluated and provide stronger evidence of their contribution to international education. hubs.li/Q04CgVfY0
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From slowing student growth and tighter visa settings to the rise of transnational education, Australia's international education sector is entering a new phase. Ahead of AIEC 2026, The PIE looks at five shifts likely to shape conversations on the ground. hubs.li/Q04C7Zv60
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New Zealand is investing up to NZ$2.5 million in a new support service designed to help more schools recruit, enrol and retain international students from 2027, as the government pushes ahead with ambitious international education growth targets. hubs.li/Q04BSGT00
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Universities must invest in long-term, mutually beneficial international partnerships to maintain public trust and deliver meaningful research and economic outcomes amid geopolitical uncertainty, higher education leaders have said. hubs.li/Q04Bwwvl0
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Catch up with all the gossip from #ThePIELiveIreland! Our editor Beth Kennedy lists out the biggest takeaways from The PIE's second time in Dublin.
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International students who graduated in 2024 are projected to contribute USD $1.7 trillion to their host economies over their working lives, according to new global research seeking to put a price on their post-study impact. hubs.li/Q04BfkyD0
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If you didn't bag yourself a ticket to The PIE Live Ireland, you don't need to miss out on all the fun. Follow along with our live feed for insights, photos and all the gossip as it happens! hubs.li/Q04z-HQZ0
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Australia’s independent tertiary education sector has accused the government of putting international education and the country’s long-term skills pipeline at risk, as providers grapple with rising costs and tighter policy settings. hubs.li/Q04z-H9q0
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Curtin University has vowed to “vigorously oppose” plans to merge three of Western Australia’s biggest universities, warning the proposed mega-institution would bring “cost, waste and loss of choice”. hubs.li/Q04zT-tq0
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