Opportunity and Productivity: Towards a Tertiary Harmonisation Roadmap
Aligning vocational and higher education will generate the combination of skills and knowledge that workers will need to be successful...
Middle East Scholarship Summit unites 20+ countries in Oman to expand international education opportunities
The two-day ICEF Middle East Scholarship and Partnership Summit, a joint venture between ICEF, Gulf Conferences and the Sultanate of...
ECA announces UniQuad: a series of multi-university campuses in India
Education Centre of Australia (ECA) has announced the launch of UniQuad: bringing world-class Australian and UK universities to India within...
Scape Australia Reduces Rents by 2.5% Following RBA Rate Cut, Calls for Industry-Wide Action
Australia’s largest PBSA provider, Scape, Australia has announced a 2.5% rent reduction for all new bookings for Semester 1 this...
Gold Coast Provides 250 $1000 grants to international student to start their experience
Experience Gold Coast has recently announced a new student grant program. The Gold Coast New Student Grants program will offer...
EDUtech Congress and Expo to return to Sydney for 2025-27
Study NSW has announced, in collaboration with Business Events Sydney, they have secured the EDUtech Congress and Expo to return...
Property Council Announces Renewed Student Accommodation Division Council
The Student Accommodation Council, a division of the Property Council of Australia, has unveiled its Division Council for the next...
Navitas Expands in Germany with New Berlin Partnership
Global pathway provider Navitas is set to broaden its footprint in Germany with a fresh collaboration with SRH University. It...
Story on ‘Shadowy Private College Sector’ Creates Division
On Wednesday, ABC’s Adele Ferguson penned a story entitled ‘The fake qualifications and financial fraud of Australia's shadowy private college...
Visa Delays are Impacting International Student Mobility and Preparedness: Key Findings from INTO Study
Visa delays are significantly impacting international students' experiences of studying abroad, according to a survey released by INTO. The survey,...
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