Student Housing Keeps Building, Even as Visa Settings Tighten
Australia’s international education sector might be tightening its visa belt, but the cranes building student accommodation clearly haven’t received the...
Study NT rolls out the welcome mat for agents with T20 cricket, campus visits and Top End experiences
Study NT has kicked off its 2026 Agent Familiarisation Program with a relaxed welcome dinner at Snapper Rocks on the...
American students are looking outward again, but not for the reasons you think
For decades, the United States has been the gravitational centre of global higher education. It has attracted more international students...
Helping Refugee Health Professionals Get Back to Work
Australia has a healthcare workforce problem. It also has people who could help solve it. The frustrating part is that...
AIM bets on being the music specialist as creative degrees blur together
In a higher education market increasingly fond of broad creative degrees, the Australian Institute of Music (AIM) is taking the...
Griffith Gold Coast Opens 460 More Student Beds
Campus Living Villages (CLV) has officially opened a major expansion of Griffith University Village on the Gold Coast, adding 460...
The International Student Cake Isn’t Growing. So Who Gets the Bigger Slice?
Australia’s international education market is not collapsing. But according to the latest Studymove analysis, it is becoming something arguably more...
$10 strawberries, empty farms, and another hit for ELICOS: the Working Holiday visa pause
Australia’s migration system is increasingly looking less like a carefully calibrated policy framework and more like a series of ad...
ECA takes Australian qualification offshore with Wuhan University partnership
Education Centre of Australia (ECA) is taking its first Australian qualification offshore in China, partnering with Wuhan University to deliver...
Navitas Agent Perception Report, Part 4: AI Hasn’t Replaced Education Agents, It’s Made Them More Essential
The 2026 Navitas Agent Perception Survey offers a revealing look at where international education is heading. Visa volatility, rising costs,...
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