Acicis posts record year as Australia’s Indonesia engagement gathers momentum
After spending several years rebuilding from the disruption of COVID, the Australian Consortium for 'In-Country' Indonesian Studies (Acicis) has reached...
Backing Darwin: CDU and CLV Invest in Student Growth
Charles Darwin University (CDU) has taken another significant step towards addressing one of the biggest challenges facing regional higher education,...
Agents become the sector’s early warning system as recruitment pressures mount
Education agents are emerging as the international education sector's "canary in the coal mine", with new research suggesting they detect...
Regulators mount up! Providers on notice over overseas student transfer practices
Australia's two national tertiary education regulators have fired an unmistakable warning shot across the bows of the international education sector,...
Cambridge updates life skills framework for the AI generation
For years, English language teaching has focused on helping students communicate across cultures. Increasingly, however, educators are recognising that communicating...
Andrew Norton on ATEC Taking Control of International Student Allocations
Earlier this year the government look set to impose hard caps on international student numbers. In March Parliament passed legislation...
Three Decades of ACICIS Celebrated in New Book Highlighting Australia’s Indonesia Connection
At a time when Australia is once again debating how to strengthen its engagement with Asia, the launch of a...
Human capability is emerging as Australia’s next critical infrastructure, with workers to own a lifelong record of their skills in the AI economy
Australia is moving toward a major rethink of how skills, qualifications and workplace capability are recognised, with a new national...
Student Accom Council says Victoria risks undermining student housing investment with proposed rental reforms
As Australia's international education sector continues its recovery, another policy debate has emerged over the delicate balance between tenant protections...
Australia’s Asia Knowledge Crisis Demands National Action, Parliamentary Report Finds
Australia's ability to engage meaningfully with Asia has long been regarded as one of the country's strategic strengths. But according...
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