Taming Turmoil: Regaining Control of University Revenue in a World Gone Mad
Fresh off a month on the road across the UK and Canada — a whirlwind 6,800-kilometre tour packed with conversations...
The TNE Race: how Australia’s universities are shaping a future-ready global workforce
As countries across the world compete for talent, Australia’s universities are taking transnational education (TNE) to the next level. By...
Beyond the Campus: Why Universities Must Lead the Next Wave of Digital Learning
In an era defined by rapid change, digital disruption, and lifelong learning, the question is no longer whether online education...
The education minister should not have the power to cancel ‘classes of courses’ for international students
Amendments to the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) legislation are being debated in Parliament this week. These amendments include...
Beyond English: How Collaboration Is Redefining English-Medium Instruction
English is no longer just a subject - it’s the medium through which content is being taught in many classrooms...
AI can take us places, but it is the human element that shows we belong
Across international education, artificial intelligence is moving from experiment to everyday practice and it's reshaping how universities and students alike...
The future of student mobility runs through Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is a priority region for the international education sector. And for good reason. Home to around 700 million...
Study Abroad Strategies: Countries That Maximise Graduate Earnings
Studying abroad can be a great way to experience a new culture, learn a new language and access the best...
Better English Testing, Better Student Outcomes”: Cambridge Leader Promotes Quality at AIEC
I’m attending the AIEC representing Cambridge and the IELTS partnership. IELTS is the world’s most trusted English language test. We...
Building Australia’s future: International education as a workforce strategy
Australia has always been a country that prospers when it looks outward. Today, at a time of sharp political debate...
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