JSA Commissioner urges providers to improve employability skills of international students
In September, Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) released its International Students Pathways and Outcomes Study, including 11 recommendations to support...
A new Ministerial Direction is imminent – news from AIEC
At last week’s Australian International Education Conference (AIEC), one ‘blink and you’d miss it’ line in the Keynote address by...
Meet IEAA’s newly elected Board members
The results of the election for the International Education Association of Australia’s (IEAA) Board and networks were announced yesterday by...
Regional universities beneficiaries of 2026 NOSC
Two regional universities, Charles Sturt University (CSU) and Federation University, have received increases upwards of 60 per cent in their...
ESOS amendments ‘substantially the same’
If the proposed 2025 ESOS amendments are ‘substantially the same’ as the 2024 Bill, with the exception of removing enrolment...
AIEC 2025: a human-centred approach to international education and immigration
When we talk about the link between international education and immigration, discussions often centre around the numbers – net overseas...
TNE toolkit delayed (and now we know why)
During Q&A at last month’s TEQSA Talks, the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency’s (TEQSA) revealed that the release of...
Education Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Other Measures) Bill 2025 tabled in Parliament
A new Education Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Other Measures) Bill 2025 has been tabled in Parliament this morning by the...
AIEC 2025: Every job is a green job
“In international education, every job is a green job,” says Ainslie Moore, Executive Director, External Engagement at the Australia Institute...
AIEC 2025: Learning abroad, scholarships and the role of diplomacy
The idea of relational human-centred diplomacy, in the context of international education, learning abroad and scholarships, is a new concept...
Study Melbourne Inclusion Program info session tomorrow
Applications for funding through the Victorian Government’s Study Melbourne Inclusion Program (SMIP) are now open. The SMIP provides funding for...
Inquiry launched into Building Asia Capability in Australia
The Australian Government has launched an inquiry into building Asia capability in Australia through the education system and beyond and...
Victoria’s top three China priorities are education, education and education
On Monday night in Beijing, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan launched Victoria’s China Strategy: For a New Golden Era, telling the...
TEQSA and ASQA outline priorities for international education in new Corporate Plans
Both national regulators, TEQSA (Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency) and ASQA (Australian Skills Quality Authority) have recently released their...
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