Strong Results for UniSC as Graduate Outcomes and Student Satisfaction Released
A range of global and local student and graduate survey results have been released recently. UniSc alerted the Koala to...
ApplyBoard Research: Top Reasons for Canadian Study Permit Refusals in 2024
There is a saying that a week is a long time in politics. Well, international education is closely connected as...
APAIE 2025: Cultivating Global Citizens
From sacred cows along the streets of Delhi, to the sophisticated new International Convention Centre near Delhi airport. APAIE was...
ApplyBoard Report: Student Demand for Studying in Australia Shifting Under New Policies
ApplyBoard has just released their latest report titled, “Australia’s International Education Sector Adapting Amid Policy Changes” – 20th February 2025....
IELTS Research Reports – Benchmarking English Standards Across Professions and Universities
The latest findings on the English proficiency scores used for professional registration and university degree entry, by Müller and Brenner,...
Bonard releases India market insights
On Tuesday this week, Bonard Education provided a webinar on student recruitment from India. Hosted by Ivana Bartosik, she was...
The Good Country Index results are in and make for consideration over the festive season
Simon Anholt, former AIEC and EAIE keynote speaker and publisher of the Good Country Index (GCI) has released the latest...
Victorian Skills Plan Update Sparks Backlash from Independent Training Sector
The Victorian government released its updated skills plan in November. Unsurprisingly, this plan has met with resistance from ITECA (Independent...
ApplyBoard Trends Report 2025: Navigating Shifts in Global Education and Student Mobility
ApplyBoard has published its latest top trends report and given the Koala a sneak peek. Full of timely data, references...
Never Tear Us Apart (sang INXS): Julian Longbottom on lessons from the past and what the future could look like
Back in 2010, I was a member of the AIEC Organising Committee and invited Simon Anholt to be the Opening...
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