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Transnational Education in China: Points to Consider in the Evaluation Process: 2017 Pre-conference Edition
Big Change: No More National Emblem on the Chinese Degree Certificate: 2017 Pre-conference Edition
Access to Higher Education for Secondary Professional Education Graduates in Russia and Ukraine: 2017 Pre-conference Edition
Add to Your Library: 2017 Pre-conference Edition
In the News and Publications or Videos: 2017 Pre-conference Edition
Professional Competency Profile for Credential Evaluators and the Guide to Credential Evaluation: 2017 Pre-conference Edition
2016 Business Meeting Minutes: 2017 Pre-Conference Edition
Conference and Organizational Sponsors: July 2017 Edition
In Memoriam: Drew Feder July 2017 Edition
2017 Conference: July 2017 Edition

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The Pie News
- University of Essex expands offering to Sri Lanka with NIBM March 18, 2025
  A new partnership between Sri Lanka's National Institute of Business Management (NIBM) and the University of Essex in the UK will provide a gateway to global higher education in Sri Lanka through the launch of psychology programs. The post University of Essex expands offering to Sri Lanka with NIBM appeared first on The PIE News.
  Kim Martin
- US threatens ban on Chinese study visas March 18, 2025
  New legislation introduced in the US threatens to halt the issuance of all student visas to Chinese nationals to stop China’s “exploitation” of the US student visa program. The post US threatens ban on Chinese study visas appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- Is now the time for AI-enabled strategic planning in international student recruitment? March 18, 2025
  Abi Jones, insights director at Ecctis, offers practical strategies for leveraging AI effectively in student recruitment. The post Is now the time for AI-enabled strategic planning in international student recruitment? appeared first on The PIE News.
  The View From
- Scarlett Peng-Zang, University of Nottingham March 17, 2025
  During the British Council's East Asia Education Week 2025, The PIE spent five minutes with Scarlett Peng-Zhang, East Asia regional head, University of Nottingham. The post Scarlett Peng-Zang, University of Nottingham appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- The Trump effect and global student mobility March 17, 2025
  The Lygon Group unpacks a development that has seen some Australian universities receive the 'Dear Colleague' letter from the US Department of Education about new expectations for recipients of students on federal financial aid. The post The Trump effect and global student mobility appeared first on The PIE News.
  Jeffrey Smart
- Price sensitivity and regional options test UK’s East Asian enrolment March 17, 2025
  While enrolments from East Asia in UK universities have held steady, experts warn that rising price sensitivity and the lure of regional study options are starting to shift the landscape. The post Price sensitivity and regional options test UK’s East Asian enrolment appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- Marc Miller removed as Canadian immigration minister March 14, 2025
  Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney has removed immigration minister Marc Miller from his cabinet, replaced with Rachel Bendayan in an effort to rebrand the Liberal government. The post Marc Miller removed as Canadian immigration minister appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- Immigration policies in focus as Mark Carney sworn in as Canadian PM March 14, 2025
  With Mark Carney now sworn in as Canada’s new Prime Minister, his stance on immigration policy and the future of the international education sector is in the dock. The post Immigration policies in focus as Mark Carney sworn in as Canadian PM appeared first on The PIE News.
  Abhishek Nair
- PGWP eligibility expanded for college degree students March 14, 2025
  Graduates of college degree programs will no longer have to meet the IRCC’s field of study requirements to be eligible for a PGWP, in a major policy reversal and rare victory for Canadian colleges. The post PGWP eligibility expanded for college degree students appeared first on The PIE News.
  Polly Nash
- My robot university counsellor March 14, 2025
  The PIE's Director of Research and Insight, Nicholas Cuthbert tests the limits of virtual counsellor software! Can he tell the difference between a human and a machine? The video shows how AI is revolutionising recruitment, with powerful WhatsApp integrations and offer-letter capabilities making lead conversion faster and smoother than ever. The post My robot university […]
  The PIE News team
The Knowledge Review
- TRU Expands Collaboration with Mexico through International Education Initiatives March 18, 2025
  Prime Highlights: TRU strengthens its ties with Mexico and Latin America through its membership in the Canada and Latin America Research & Exchange Opportunities Consortium (CALAREO). TRU’s efforts emphasize the importance of fostering cross-cultural learning, sustainable growth, and international academic exchange through strategic partnerships with Mexican institutions. Key Background: Thompson Rivers University (TRU) is deepening […]
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- Canada Eases Post-Graduation Work Permit Rules for College Graduates March 17, 2025
  Prime Highlights: The change applies to both college and university graduates, provided they meet language proficiency requirements. Colleges can now better compete with universities in attracting international students, particularly in business-related programs. Key Background: Canada has recently revised its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) regulations, offering new opportunities for international students graduating from college degree programs. […]
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- English Tuition: Boost Your Child’s Confidence in School March 17, 2025
  A strong foundation in language skills is essential for academic success. English class Tuition provides structured support to help children develop confidence in reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension. Unlike regular classroom lessons, tuition focuses on individual learning needs, ensuring that students receive the attention required to strengthen their abilities. With personalized guidance, interactive activities, and structured lesson […]
  Dev@TKR
- University of Regina Launches New Three-Year Bachelor’s Degree in Arts and Science March 13, 2025
  Prime Highlights: Combines both STEM and liberal arts education, providing a balanced foundation in math, sciences, communications, and creative arts. The program can be completed in just three years, offering a fast-track path to graduation. Key Background: The University of Regina (U of R) has introduced a new three-year Bachelor of Arts and Science (BA&Sc) […]
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- Does Going to Rehab in Phoenix Improve Mental Health? March 12, 2025
  If you’re struggling with your mental health, seeking professional help is often the best decision you can make. In Phoenix, Arizona, there are a variety of mental health treatment centers and other treatment options for individuals looking to improve their mental well-being. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, substance abuse, or another mental health issue, […]
  Dev@TKR
- RDP and Partners Secure Funding to Advance Parasport Equipment Innovation in Canada March 12, 2025
  Prime Highlights: Red Deer Polytechnic (RDP), Canadian Sport Institute Calgary (CSIC), and Bowhead Corp. have secured $860,000 to develop accessible parasport equipment. The project is supported by a $450,000 NSERC Applied Research and Development grant, a $300,000 Alberta Innovates CASBE grant, and $110,000 from CSIC. Key Background: Red Deer Polytechnic (RDP), Canadian Sport Institute Calgary […]
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- Karl Weiss Awarded Conestoga’s Top Teaching Honor March 10, 2025
  Prime Highlights: Karl Weiss, professor and simulation educator at Conestoga College’s School of Health & Life Sciences, awarded the 2024 Aubrey Hagar Distinguished Teaching Award. Weiss has been with Conestoga since 2007 and is known for integrating simulation-based teaching, enhancing learning experiences across multiple programs. Key Background: Karl Weiss, a professor and simulation educator at […]
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- PrairiesCan Invests $899K to Advance Innovation and Economic Growth Across Prairie Polytechnics March 6, 2025
  Prime Highlights: PrairiesCan invests $899,500 into the Prairie Polytechnic Innovation Network Accelerating Commercialization for Local Ecosystems. The initiative promotes collaboration between polytechnics and industry partners to leverage expertise, infrastructure, and research talent. Key Background: PrairiesCan announced a significant investment of $899,500 into the Prairie Polytechnic Innovation Network Accelerating Commercialization for Local Ecosystems (P2INACLE). This funding […]
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- IAMGOLD and Laurentian University Launch $2.5M Innovation Fund March 4, 2025
  Prime Highlights: IAMGOLD and Laurentian University announce the creation of the IAMGOLD President’s Innovation Fund for Strategic Investment. The fund will support projects in environmental sustainability, social initiatives, Indigenous reconciliation, and campus-wide innovation. Key Background: Laurentian University has announced the establishment of the IAMGOLD President’s Innovation Fund for Strategic Investment, in collaboration with IAMGOLD Corporation. […]
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- Dr. Beth Parker Elected to U.S. National Academy of Engineering for Groundbreaking Hydrogeology Work March 3, 2025
  Prime Highlights: Dr. Beth Parker elected to the U.S. National Academy of Engineering (NAE) for her groundbreaking contributions to hydrogeology. Recognized for developing field methods to monitor, understand, and remediate groundwater contamination in fractured rock aquifers. Key Background: Dr. Beth Parker, a distinguished professor in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University […]
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International Education News
- Leveraging Partnerships, Networks and Teacher Collaboration for Educational Change: Lead the Change Interviews (Part 1) March 12, 2025
  This week’s Lead the Change (LtC) interviews explore the power of partnerships, networks and collaboration for supporting system improvement. This is the first in a series of posts that will featuring excerpts of interviews with presenters participating in the Educational Change Special … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Tracking Trump: His actions on education March 5, 2025
  With so much disinformation and deliberate disruption, it can be difficult to assess the impact of the raft of statements, policy changes and edicts issued since Trump took over the Federal government in January, particularly for an international readership. This … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Leading a school in a context of uncertainty: Indrek Lillemägi discussed the initial responses to the COVID-19 school closures in Tallinn, Estonia February 26, 2025
  What was it like to lead a school in Estonia through the school closures? This week, Indrek Lillemägi looks back on his experiences in the pandemic as leader of the Emili Kool (named for Jean Jacques Rouseau’s book Emile, or … Continue reading →
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- Pushing the boundaries of the conventional school: Indrek Lillemägi talks about the development of a new upper secondary school in Tallinn, Estonia February 19, 2025
  What’s involved in launching a new school? This week, Indrek Lillemägi looks back on his experiences working on the development of a new upper secondary school, Tallinna Pelgulinna Riigigümnaasium, that opened in Tallinn, Estonia in the fall of 2023. Previously … Continue reading →
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- Boundless Learning in an Early Childhood Center in Shenzen, China February 12, 2025
  This week, Thomas Hatch shares pictures and reflections from a recent visit to the Shenzen Education Kindergarten, a public early childhood center in China. This post is the fourth in a series on early childhood education that includes an article describing … Continue reading →
  T Hatch
- Research Practice Partnerships, Improvement Science & Leadership: The Lead the Change Interview with Dave Osworth February 5, 2025
  In this month’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview, David Osworth draws from his experiences in a research practice partnership and his work with improvement science as he discusses how to support leaders and center equity and justice in research and practice. … Continue reading →
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- Taking learning and teaching seriously: Reflections on the life and work of Lee Shulman January 29, 2025
  IEN celebrates the life of Lee Shulman, renowned scholar and mentor, who passed away on December 30th, 2024. Shulman was a Professor of Education at Michigan State University and Stanford University, before becoming the 8th President of the Carnegie Foundation … Continue reading →
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- Lead the Change Series Q&A with James C. Bridgeforth January 22, 2025
  In this month’s Lead the Change (LtC) interviews James C. Bridgeforth on the 2025 AERA theme: “Research, Remedy, and Repair: Toward Just Education Renewal.” Dr. Bridgeforth is an assistant professor of educational leadership in the School of Education at the … Continue reading →
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- What’s Next for Schools in 2025? Scanning the Headlines for Predictions about Education in the New Year January 15, 2025
  AI, cellphones, and security – those are a few of the issues highlighted in this IEN’s scan of the predictions about education in 2025. To see the predictions for previous years, review the scans of the “looking ahead” headlines from … Continue reading →
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- Banning Books and Cellphones but not Conflict: Scanning the Headlines for Reviews of Education in 2024 January 9, 2025
  IEN’s annual roundup of the end-of-the-year education headlines features stories about efforts to ban books and cellphones in the US, while some of the international stories emphasize the conflicts and crises affecting children around the world. To see how education … Continue reading →
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