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International Education
International students get the green light, but peak bodies warn recovery will take time and sound policy management
Eligible international students will be able to re-enter Australia from December 1 this year after enduring nearly two years of…
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International Education
QS report recommends ways to make Australia, New Zealand destinations of choice in early 2022
Quacquarelli Symonds' (QS) latest report provides universities and other higher education providers with critical insights into how Australia and New…
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News
A ‘brutal reality’: Universities Australia reports over 17,000 job losses in 2020 with more to come
New figures released by Universities Australia show 17,300 jobs were lost in the university market in 2020 along with an…
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International Education
‘Lack of political willpower’: IEAA CEO summarises the challenges for international students
International students who may have had Australia on the top of their study destination list are now looking towards countries…
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International Education
The big unknown for Victorian universities in 2021
It’s the big question facing all Victorian universities right now: will international students return in 2021, and to what extent?…
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News
International education sector’s response to coronavirus – Phil Honeywood – Podcast
As concerns about the spread of coronavirus deepen in Australia, attention has turned to the effect it is having on…
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Industry & Research
Temporary graduates underemployed and underutilised: report
Despite being young, highly intelligent and globally-oriented, temporary graduate visa holders are being underutilised in the labour market, a report…
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International Education
International student association blasts Four Corners coverage
Four Corners is breaching the ABC’s editorial guidelines relating to impartial and accurate reporting, according to the CEO of the…
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International Education
International education backlash: the policy issues impeding enrolment growth
At the recent Armistice Centenary service to commemorate the end of World War I, French president Emmanuel Macron reminded the…
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International Education
Japan finally opens new doors for international students
While Japan can no longer claim the lowest birth rate in the world, its rate of 1.44 births per woman is a…
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International Education
A welcome plan for students: ensuring international students integrate
According to the OECD, approximately five million young people are currently studying outside of their home country. By 2025 this…
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Analysis
Australia’s global standing: How do we stack up?
Australia has a mixed report card when it comes to its achievements in international education Brazil recently played host to a…
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International education tells its story
The industry can no longer be criticised for failing to convey its value and relevance. From the Colombo Plan to…
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Sector must be heard, says new IEAA chief
The international education sector has a tendency to “slip through the cracks” in this country, and that’s something that the…
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