Deakin sures up leadership for new India offer
Deakin University has announced three senior appointments to its new foray into India, located at GIFT City outside of Ahmedabad...
QS Rankings 2025: Three Australian Universities in Worlds Top 20
The University of Melbourne, rising from 14th to 13th is joined in the global top 20 by the University of...
Net Overseas Migration (NOM) Explained: Migration is a small piece of the housing puzzle
Professor Alan Gamlen, Director of the ANU Migration Hub, has authored a paper explaining the 2024 Net Overseas Migration Surge....
Migrant Justice Institute launches survey on international students and workplace exploitation
A new survey will collect large-scale data on international students’ experiences of workplace exploitation post-COVID and support needs. Several peak bodies...
Jane Li: Balancing policy for sustainable International Education requires embracing student voices
Cast your mind back to when our usually bustling cities and towns were deserted as we navigated the global pandemic....
TOEFL Rebrands and Appoints New GM
TOEFL has rebranded. According to a release, its new brand identity “reflects its dynamic role in today’s educational and professional...
Australia India MATES program start date announced
The Australian Federal Budget papers have announced 1 November 2024 as the start date for the Mobility Arrangement for Talented...
Global mobility at its height according to INTO survey
International students worldwide are applying to more universities and destinations than ever before, a global survey of education counsellors by...
Government Releases Changes to the Temporary Graduate Visa Program, and it’s Good News for Research Students
The government has recently released its ‘Changes to the Temporary Graduate Visa Program’ and it’s good news for research students....
Student enrolments and CRICOS caps: Australia’s top 15
Much has been talked about regarding enrolment limits at Australian institutions. CRICOS registration capacity allocations exist, and the Koala thought...
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