Australia sharpens its edge in global subject rankings, with nearly half in top 100
Australia’s universities are quietly strengthening their global standing, with nearly half of all ranked subjects now sitting inside the world’s...
Agent management under the microscope as sector leaders meet in Melbourne
A quiet but telling shift is underway in how Australia’s international education sector is approaching education agent management. This week...
Stressed, stretched, but still hopeful: what the latest student data from Allianz tells us
The recently released 2025 State of Student Healthcare (SOSH) Report from Allianz has put numbers behind what many in the...
Belief, quality and a sector in transition: what NEAS 2026 is really tapping into
At a time when international education feels like it’s being pulled in every direction, the theme for the 2026 NEAS...
Continuity, change… and control: what Julian Hill is really signalling to international education
When Julian Hill published his op-ed “Continuity and change: the year ahead for international education”, it landed with a tone...
Latest International Student Numbers: Commencements Fall as Policy Pressure Bites
Australia’s international education sector is showing clear signs of contraction, with the latest data released earlier today pointing to declining...
Migration Amendment (2026 Measures No. 1) Act 2026 passes parliament, but what is it?
Australia’s migration settings have shifted again, with the federal government introducing sweeping new powers to control the arrival of temporary...
SAP Labs India and SRH University deepen partnership to build next generation of digital talent
A new cross-border partnership between SAP Labs India and SRH University is aiming to reshape how digital skills are delivered...
Don’t Go Past Go: Federation University claims its square in Ballarat
Federation University has taken an unexpected step into pop culture, securing a place on a special edition Monopoly board celebrating...
New report highlights China’s enduring role in New Zealand’s international education future
A new report examining the education relationship between New Zealand and China has highlighted the significant economic, social and strategic...
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