Universities See Rebound in Learning Abroad: IEAA and AUIDF to Reveal Latest Data in December Webinar
Australian universities are making a strong return to providing international study experiences, with new data showing clear signs of recovery...
NT Celebrates Global Talent at 2025 Study NT International Student Awards
The Northern Territory has celebrated the outstanding achievements of its international student community at the 2025 Study NT International Student...
AI ‘Slop’ Takes Out Macquarie Dictionary’s 2025 Word of the Year
The Macquarie Dictionary has revealed its 2025 Word of the Year, with “AI slop” taking out both the Committee’s Choice...
NSW Celebrates Outstanding International Students and Sector Innovators at 2025 International Education Awards
The NSW Government has honoured the state’s most exceptional international students, education providers, and sector innovators at the 2025 NSW...
Sustainability Takes Centre Stage in New Global Language Education Partnership
Cambridge English and Eaquals have joined forces in a landmark partnership designed to bring sustainability skills into language classrooms around...
Two Curtin Scholars Recognised Among Australia’s Leading Humanities Thinkers
Curtin University is celebrating the election of two of its most influential researchers to the Australian Academy of the Humanities,...
ILSC and ELS to Roll Out National Geographic Learning Materials Across Global Campuses
ILSC Education Group and ELS Language Centres have announced a major learning upgrade, partnering with National Geographic Learning to bring...
Malicki Calls Out “Hypocrisy” on Education’s Social Licence
A short but pointed video posted to LinkedIn by higher education advocate and all-around good guy Rob Malicki has sparked...
Australia’s Research System Rings Alarm Bells as CSIRO Cuts Expose Deep Under-Investment
Australia’s scientific community is sounding the alarm, with Universities Australia warning that job cuts at the CSIRO are a stark...
Student Accommodation Pipeline Surges: New data reveals 40,000 new beds
Australia’s pipeline of purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) has jumped to 40,000 new beds, as the sector responds to federal government...
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