On caps: “I know change can be difficult” says Clare
Minister for Education, Jason Clare has doubled down on his commitment to introducing enrolment caps on international students, telling the...
“Indicative student numbers in the very near future” says Minister
The government is pushing forward with its intention to impose enrolment caps on international student numbers, despite the Education Services...
Government supports one amendment to ESOS Bill
A range of amendments were proposed by members of the crossbench during the debate in Parliament this week on the...
Fate of ESOS Bill now in Senate’s hands after passing Reps
The ESOS Amendment Bill passed through the House of Representatives yesterday with Minister for Education, Jason Clare, not backing down...
Australia’s new National Science Statement and Priorities
On Monday, the Albanese Government released Australia’s National Science Statement and National Science and Research Priorities. Australian universities have welcomed...
Integrity and targets: Senators perplexed in DHA hearing
One of the more surprising program inclusions at yesterday’s Senate Committee public hearings on the Education Services for Overseas Students...
Senate hearing on the ESOS Bill: in their own words
The Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee public hearings yesterday on the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and...
Do not introduce caps says Norton
International student caps should not be introduced, says respected higher education expert Professor Andrew Norton, warning that education providers will...
CANIE recognised in QS Sustainability rankings
CANIE: Climate Action Network for International Educators has become an officially recognised sustainability group in the QS World University Rankings,...
Back to the drawing board for ATEC?
Submissions to the Implementation consultation paper for the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC) closed last Friday and there’s a clear...
Skills and Training no longer a cabinet position
Andrew Giles has been named as the new Minister for Skills and Training as part of the cabinet reshuffle announced...
IEAA TNE Forum 2024 kicks off with China panel
IEAA’s annual Transnational Education Forum (TNE) kicked off yesterday with a panel session on China: Emerging models and opportunities. The...
TEQSA registers new University College
TEQSA announced today its decision to register Navitas-owned Australian College of Applied Professions (ACAP) as a University College. ACAP offers...
Focus on the student: IEAA Pathways Forum wrap-up
The presenters at last week’s IEAA Pathways Forum provided a timely reminder that, despite the current turmoil in government policy...
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