Policy, Priorities and the Path Ahead: 10 Takeaways from The PIE Live Asia Pacific’s International Education Update
Last week’s "Policy update: the next steps for Australia" session at The PIE Live Asia Pacific conference on the Gold...
Key Factors Influencing International Students’ Study Abroad Decisions Amidst Policy Changes
Choosing to study abroad is a significant decision for international students, influenced by various factors that align with their academic,...
“All Other” Temporary Visa Holders in Australia: Why it’s important and what we can do to enhance Graduate Visa value
Like a kangaroo mob after good rain, the number of temporary visa holders in Australia has bounced back to a...
Word of the Week: SKILLS – Highlights from the QS Higher Ed Summit: Asia Pacific 2024
The most commonly used word that echoed in conversations during last week’s QS Higher Ed Summit: Asia Pacific 2024 in...
Bridging the Skills Gap: APAC Graduate Employability in 2024
Alex Berka, QS Insights Manager recently said at the QS EduData Summit that “The expectations from graduates have never been...
QS 2024 Europe Summit in Barcelona: A Confluence of Innovation and Education
The QS 2024 Europe Summit, held just outside Barcelona, has this week brought together thought leaders, educators, policymakers, and industry...
Maintaining Social Sustainability on Campus – a Challenge for 2024
Many in the international education industry are finding it tough at present. It seems that government policy agendas in major...
Early intervention the key to student employability success
Across the increasingly dynamic landscape of higher education, preparing students for success in the workforce is a multifaceted challenge. As...
10 Years of QS Reimagine Education Awards & Conference
Wrapping up my conference season for the year, this week has been the 10th QS Reimagine Education Awards and Conference,...
QS Higher Ed Summit: Asia Pacific 2023
The QS Higher Ed Summit: Asia Pacific 2023 was held at the KL Convention Centre last week and attracted more...
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