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Beyond Arrival: Closing the Confidence Gap in International Student Support
For many international students, the most difficult part of studying overseas is not the journey to Australia or the first...
Why small decisions have a big impact in PBSA
Australia needs more purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), but development continues to lag behind demand. The buildings going up now across...
AI writing tools linked to lower rates of student outsourcing, Turnitin report finds
A new report from academic integrity company Turnitin suggests students are less likely to outsource most of their writing to...
HEA launch puts employer connections at the centre of postgraduate offer
Higher Education Australia (HEA) has put employer connections at the centre of its postgraduate proposition, launching a model that combines...
Universities Accord Bill passes Parliament with amendments
The Universities Accord (Opening the Doors of Opportunity) Bill 2026 has passed both Houses of Parliament, with the Government agreeing...
SYMPLEDX to put the future of international education under the spotlight
Education agents, providers and policymakers will meet in Melbourne next week to examine the policy settings, recruitment challenges and industry...
Australia is an economy running out of road, so we must foster ambition
The numbers are grim for Australia’s 2.7 million small businesses. In no sector is this more the case than tertiary...
The waiting lists students never see
Every student who lands in Australia is given two timelines. One is printed on the Confirmation of Enrolment. The other...
Queensland’s regional study cluster funding ends, raising questions about what comes next
Queensland’s dedicated funding for regional international education study clusters has ended, with the Queensland Government confirming that the Study Queensland...
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