QS rankings 2026: NZ Unis all feature in the top 30 per cent
All of New Zealand’s universities feature in the top 30% of the 1,500+ institutions from the 106 countries and territories...
Swinburne Becomes First Australian University to Offer Degrees in Qatar
Swinburne University of Technology has become the first Australian university to offer its qualifications in Qatar, following a landmark partnership...
NSW Strikes Two International Deals to Boost Trade with Korea and Japan
NSW Minister for Industry and Trade, Anoulack Chanthivong, has returned from a high-level trade mission to Korea and Japan with...
Nominations Open for 2025 IEAA Excellence Awards Recognising International Education Leaders
Nominations are now open for the 2025 International Education Association of Australia (IEAA) Excellence Awards, which honour outstanding contributions to...
UWA to Open Campuses in India, Marking Major First for Group of Eight Universities
The University of Western Australia (UWA) has received approval to establish international branch campuses in India, becoming the first member...
Alarming Health Gaps Among Gen Z Highlight Need for Action, Says New Report
Gen Z is falling behind on basic health checks, with a new national report revealing that the majority of young...
NSW Cements Global EdTech Leadership at EDUtech 2025 and State Summit
New South Wales has reinforced its position as a global education and technology leader, with Sydney playing host to the...
Excitement Builds for AIEC 2025 in Canberra – 16 Weeks to Go
With just 16 weeks to go, momentum is building fast for the 2025 Australian International Education Conference (AIEC), set to...
APAIE 2026 Heads to Hong Kong: Asia-Pacific Partnerships for the Global Good: Proposals close 24 June 2025
The Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE) Conference and Exhibition is set to return in 2026, this time heading to...
UK Study Visa Demand Shows Signs of Recovery as International Student Interest Grows
The United Kingdom is witnessing signs of recovery in its international education sector, with the latest data showing a second...
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