From Code to practice: Melbourne lunch asks what safe student accommodation really looks like
The National Higher Education Code to Prevent and Respond to Gender-Based Violence is now in effect, and for student accommodation...
Australia’s language problem is becoming a national capability problem
Australia’s long-running decline in language education is being recast as something considerably bigger than an issue for schools and universities,...
New Zealand’s international education exports roar back past pre-Covid levels
International education is once again a near-$5 billion export industry for New Zealand, with earnings now well above 2019 levels...
RMIT, Scape commit $270m to student accommodation and learning hub above State Library Station
RMIT University and Scape by The Living Company are combining for a more than $270 million investment in a major...
Universities urged to look beyond reputation as partnership intelligence service launches
Universities are being encouraged to take a more evidence-based approach to international partnerships, with a new service designed to help...
Why Banning BSB80120 Won’t Fix the Onshore Pipeline
On Friday, Assistant Minister Julian Hill pulled the lever on Section 103 of the ESOS Act to suspend and cancel...
Sydney career expo puts international students face-to-face with employers
More than 3,000 international students and graduates are expected at Sydney Town Hall next month for one of Australia’s largest...
CISWA opens nominations for 2026 awards celebrating WA international education
The people and programs helping international students thrive in Western Australia will be in the spotlight, with nominations now open...
Birkbeck gets final green light for Bengaluru campus
Birkbeck, University of London has cleared the final regulatory hurdle to establish its first overseas campus, with the UK university...
Unfit for Purpose: Tenancy laws risk choking off the student housing Australia desperately needs
Australia’s growing shortage of student accommodation is at risk of becoming a self-inflicted problem, with tenancy laws designed for the...
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