CELPIP Test Now Accepted for Australian Migration Visas
The CELPIP English language proficiency test has been formally accepted by the Department of Home Affairs for visa purposes, marking...
Global demand for chip degrees surges as universities struggle to keep pace
Student interest in semiconductor-related degrees has nearly doubled since 2019, but universities are failing to expand fast enough to meet...
Postgraduate students report higher rates of racism, CAPA calls for structural reform
New national data on racism in universities has prompted fresh calls for structural reform across Australia’s higher education system, with...
Scape prepares for record 10,500 student arrivals as portfolio reaches capacity
Australia’s largest provider of purpose-built student accommodation is preparing to welcome its biggest intake yet, underscoring the sustained strength of...
Insider launches new academy to lift the standard of student content
Student generated content has become one of the most powerful marketing tools in education. From campus tours filmed on phones...
Priced Out and Processed Out: How Policy Is Gutting English Language Education
The Koala has been perched in the high branches of the international education sector for a long time and sometimes...
2026 Study NT Student Ambassadors Announced
The Northern Territory has unveiled its 2026 Study NT Student Ambassadors, with 20 international students selected to represent the Territory...
ISRC Strengthens Student Voice with New Expert Panel
Australia’s international student community has taken another step towards stronger national representation, with the International Students Representative Council of Australia...
Change.org Petition Targets Onshore Commission Ban
A new campaign is gathering momentum within Australia’s international education sector, with a Change.org petition calling on the Federal Government...
Study NSW calls for EdTech innovators to shine at 2026 NSW EdTech Summit
Study NSW has opened the call for expressions of interest for organisations to showcase their education technology (EdTech) innovations at...
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