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The Pie News
- UCL granted extra CAS numbers after exceeding allocation limit October 6, 2025
  The UK Home Office has granted University College London (UCL) additional Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) allocations after the university exceeded its initial quota, bringing relief to affected students. The post UCL granted extra CAS numbers after exceeding allocation limit appeared first on The PIE News.
  Kim Martin
- Lithuania eyes curbs on international students October 6, 2025
  Lithuania hosts nearly 9,000 international students, but recent inspections found that some without English skills or credits are still renewing residence permits with university support. The post Lithuania eyes curbs on international students appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- Canada’s PGWP decline set to intensify “chronic” labour gaps October 6, 2025
  As 30% fewer international graduates are set to enter Canada’s workforce this year, stakeholders warn the country is failing to attract global talent amid US policy volatility under Donald Trump. The post Canada’s PGWP decline set to intensify “chronic” labour gaps appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- Global demand for US master’s degrees plunges by 60% October 3, 2025
  International student demand for US master’s degrees has declined by 61% this year, as stakeholders warn of policy shifts threatening the long-term health of America’s talent pipeline. The post Global demand for US master’s degrees plunges by 60% appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- “Phased implementation” of new UK BCA thresholds confirmed October 3, 2025
  UK universities have been told to expect a “phased implementation” of new compliance thresholds, part of the government’s wider immigration crackdown that has stirred debate across the sector. The post “Phased implementation” of new UK BCA thresholds confirmed appeared first on The PIE News.
  Kim Martin
- Australia eases risk ratings amid calls to scrap system October 3, 2025
  While the revised evidence levels suggest improved immigration risk ratings for both countries and universities, stakeholders warn the system lacks transparency and may no longer be necessary. The post Australia eases risk ratings amid calls to scrap system appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- Spotlight on… ILSC Education Group October 3, 2025
  Ahead of The PIE Live Ireland this month, we sat down with ILSC Education Group to talk about its exciting expansion into Europe, the charm of Dublin’s Liberties district, and how its student-centred mission is shaping global education experiences. The post Spotlight on… ILSC Education Group appeared first on The PIE News.
  The PIE News team
- Edyta Lachowicz-Santos, University of Economics in Katowice and EAIE board member October 3, 2025
  The PIE sat down with Edyta Lachowicz-Santos, director of internationalisation strategy at the University of Economics in Katowice and EAIE board member at last month's conference. The post Edyta Lachowicz-Santos, University of Economics in Katowice and EAIE board member appeared first on The PIE News.
  Beth Kennedy
- Why residency is becoming a safety net for international students in an uncertain world October 3, 2025
  In recent years, geopolitical tensions, conflict, and economic instability have changed the way families around the world think about higher education – especially when it comes to sending their children abroad. The post Why residency is becoming a safety net for international students in an uncertain world appeared first on The PIE News.
  The View From
- US loses top spot in business education October 3, 2025
  The US has lost its position as the most popular destination for business education, with the UK and Germany rising above it in a new study measuring international student interest. The post US loses top spot in business education appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
The Knowledge Review
- Struggling to Find Work? Disability Employment Services Can Help September 23, 2025
  Finding the right job can feel like navigating a maze, especially when you’re facing additional challenges. Are you living with a disability and struggling to break into the workforce? You’re certainly not alone. Many individuals encounter hurdles when seeking employment, but thankfully, there are resources available to provide support and guidance. One such avenue is […]
  Dev@TKR
- Essential Skills You Gain from a Master of Management Studies Program September 22, 2025
  A Master of Management Studies (MMS) has steadily gained popularity as a strong alternative to the traditional MBA. While an MBA has long been considered the standard for business education, the MMS focuses on building well-rounded managerial and leadership capabilities that can be applied across industries. In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, professionals need more than […]
  Dev@TKR
- The Educator’s Compass: Dr Rishikesh Tewari’s Journey of Purpose, Pedagogy, and Perseverance September 15, 2025
  “Teachers, educators, professors, academicians, mentors, trainers, coaches, guides, and all kinds of pedagogical leaders are those people who know inherently how to be human first, before anything else. They always, constantly, and forever think, act, work, and strive hard for the betterment of their students, pupils, trainees, mentees, disciples, and every kind of learner coming […]
  Dev@TKR
- Comparing 5 Cost-Effective Tools for Measuring Student Learning Outcomes September 1, 2025
  Standardized testing offers a snapshot of what students learned, but it fails to capture applicable life skills and deep knowledge from hard work and well-structured courses. Educational institutions are beginning to see the advantages of embracing technology to capture the big picture of how students perform. Technological advances are driving more product development to assess […]
  Dev@TKR
- Pluxee India Launches First-of-its-Kind Study on Corporate Gifting Trends July 29, 2025
  Pluxee India has released an industry-first report that provides deep insights into the quickly changing world of corporate gifting in India. The research charts rising buying behavior, decision-maker needs, and the increasing role of personalized, digital, and hybrid gifting solutions within organizations. The unveiling was accompanied by a high-impact webinar and panel discussion, which included […]
  SEO@TKR
- Navigating AI Deployment: Best Practices for Success July 16, 2025
  Deploying artificial intelligence within an organization can mean the difference between staying ahead of the competition or lagging behind. But without a solid strategy and comprehensive understanding of the potential and limitations of AI technology, businesses could face numerous unexpected challenges. Understanding the Scope and Objectives of AI Deployment Before integrating AI into any business […]
  Dev@TKR
- Education View India Features Prakash Sulakhe: A Visionary Transforming Engineering Education July 9, 2025
  In an era where the gap between educational training and industrial needs continues to grow larger, Education View India has put in the spotlight a visionary who has gone out of his way to bridge this gap—Prakash Sulakhe, the visionary Director of CAD-Mech Engineering Pvt. Ltd. For his commitment towards innovation, competency-based education, and application-oriented […]
  SEO@TKR
- Astrologer Rakkesh Chandra – The Best Astrologer in Pune : The Most Trusted Name in Astrology Globally July 8, 2025
  Rakkesh Chandra: A Guiding Light in the World of Astrology From Pune to the world, a name that brings clarity in the darkest times. When life becomes confusing, when choices seem unclear, and relationships begin to feel burdensome — that’s when you need a guide who doesn’t just predict the future, but also helps reshape […]
  SEO@TKR
- Generations of Weaving Heritage: How Ekori by Parveen Padalkar is Redefining Handloom Sarees with Heart and Tradition. July 1, 2025
  In an age where fast fashion dominates wardrobes and digital ads flood our screens, Ekori by Parveen Padalkar stands out for its quiet power and authenticity. Rooted in a rich, generational tradition of handloom weaving, Ekori is not just another saree brand—it’s a movement back to heritage, sustainability, and quality. Parveen Padalkar belongs to a […]
  Dev@TKR
- How Commercial Intercom Systems with Door Release Make Building Security Better June 20, 2025
  If you own or manage a multifamily property, you’ve likely faced the challenge of keeping the building secure while still allowing convenient access for residents and guests. Traditional keys and buzzers often fall short because they’re hard to manage, easy to duplicate, and don’t offer much insight into who’s coming and going. That’s where a […]
  Dev@TKR
International Education News
- Unforgetting History, Change, and Equity: The Lead the Change Interview with Stephen MacGregor October 1, 2025
  In this month’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview, Stephen MacGregor draws from his experience researching knowledge mobilization as a mechanism for educational change, with an emphasison leadership practices within increasingly complex education systems. MacGregor is an Assistant Professor and Director … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Supplies, Cellphones, and Fear: Scanning the Local Back-To-School Headlines in the US for 25-26 (Part 3) September 24, 2025
  The third part of IEN’s annual scan of the back-to-school headlines highlights some of the issues that states and cities in the US are facing as students have returned to school. The first part of the scan shared stories from … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- New Policies, New mandates, Uncertainty and Chaos: Scanning the Back-To-School Headlines in the US for 25-26 (Part 2) September 17, 2025
  This second part of IEN’s annual scan of the back-to-school stories brings together some of the headlines that focused on the effects of a flurry of executive orders and policy changes from Washington. The first part of the scan shared … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Economics, AI, Cellphones and More: Scanning the International Back-To-School Headlines for 25-26 (Part 1) September 10, 2025
  AI concerns, cellphone policies, economic worries, and questions about new schedules, new curricula and other changes fill up the back-to-school headlines this year. IEN’s annual scan of the sources of education news and research around the world begins with a … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Scaling and Adapting Tablet-Based Supplemental Learning in Malawi, Sierra Leone, and Tanzania: Joe Wolf and Kira Keane on the Evolution of Imagine Worldwide (Part 3) September 3, 2025
  In the third part of this three-part interview (see Part 1 and Part 2), Joe Wolf and Kira Keane discuss the role of teachers in a table-based supplemental learning model and the efforts to adapt the model to three different … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Building the Capacity to Improve and Sustain Foundational Learning Through Government and Local Partnerships in Malawi: Joe Wolf and Kira Keane on the Evolution of Imagine Worldwide (Part 2) August 27, 2025
  In the second part of this three-part interview, Joe Wolf and Kira Keane describe Imagine Worldwide’s efforts to develop a sustainable model for supporting foundational learning by building partnerships with government officials and local community members. Part one described the … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Bringing a Tablet-Based Foundational Learning Program to all the Primary Schools in Malawi: Joe Wolf and Kira Keane on the Evolution of Imagine Worldwide (Part 1) August 20, 2025
  What does it take to scale a tablet-based foundational learning program to all the primary schools in Malawi? In this 3-part interview, Joe Wolf and Kira Keane describe how Imagine Worldwide has approached that challenge and share some of what … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Back with Back to School Posts soon… August 7, 2025
  IEN will be taking a break for a bit, but we will be back August 20th with posts on efforts to support the development of student relationships post-pandemic; a large-scale initiative to implement a tablet based learning program in Africa; … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Mel Ainscow on reforming education systems for inclusion and equity July 30, 2025
  This week, Mel Ainscow discusses some of the key insights from his new book Reforming Education Systems for Inclusion and Equity. Ainscow is Emeritus Professor, University of Manchester, Professor of Education, University of Glasgow, and Adjunct Professor at Queensland University … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- New Pathways into Higher Education and the Working World? Scanning the Post-COVID Challenges and Possibilities for Access to Colleges and Careers in the US (Part 2) July 23, 2025
  What can be done to reduce some of the barriers that limit students’ post-high school opportunities? In the second part of this two-part series, RJ Wicks scans recent news and research from the US to survey some of the “micro-innovations” … Continue reading →
  T Hatch

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