Acicis Trace Alumni Impact
Acicis—Australia’s Consortium for ‘In-Country’ Indonesian Studies—has launched the call-out for the next iteration of its alumni tracer study. This new...
AIEC: Super Early Bird Registration Closes 31 July
The Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) will head to the nation’s capital this year, being hosted at the National Convention...
IEAA TNE Forum: Being Strategic in the New “Managed” Phase of International Education
Transnational education (TNE) has become something of a flavour of the month, with many institutions now looking to take strategic...
RBA Affirms the Vital Role of International Students in Australia’s Economy
A new report from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has underscored the critical role international students play in the...
Behind the Numbers: What’s Driving the Shifts in U.S. Student Visas
The first half of the 2025 U.S. fiscal year, covering October 2024 to March 2025, has revealed some notable shifts...
Stability Returns to Australia’s Student Accommodation Sector Following Election Outcome says Property Council
Australia’s purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector is showing renewed signs of growth and investor confidence following the Federal Government’s decision...
EPIISOD Launches in Sydney: New Student Housing Brand Promises Premium Living Experience at Macquarie Park
The Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) sector welcomes EPIISOD, a new premium brand introduced by global accommodation operator Centurion Corporation....
Seoul Dethrones London in QS Rankings, Australia’s Cities Hold Firm
Australia continues to prove its status as a top-tier destination for international education, with Melbourne and Sydney once again securing...
Vietnam’s Global Education Rise: A Quiet Force Behind International Student Mobility
Vietnam may not command the headlines like India or China in international education circles, but new data suggests it is...
CEA CAPA Expands Global Footprint with CISaustralia, CIS Abroad and Barcelona SAE Joining Its Network
In a significant development for the global learning abroad sector, international study provider CEA CAPA Education Abroad has announced the...
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