Tag: Government Policy

Submissions to the Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee Inquiry into the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and ...

The student visa fee increase will have a disproportionate impact on non-award ‘learning abroad’ program students, Australian students and global ...

Over recent days the Senate inquiry into the ESOS amendment bill has published submissions. International education sector submissions are, for ...

High-level modelling on the changes in revenue from student visa fees and CARC show the it may be good for ...

Australia's international education sector stands at a critical crossroads, facing challenges that threaten its viability and integrity. Long celebrated as ...

A reminder that submissions to the Senate Committee inquiry into the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) ...

With the IEAA Pathways Forum in a matter of weeks, Tracy Harris looks at what the impact enrolment caps might ...

Today, Ian Aird , CEO of English Australia, delivered a masterclass in how to respond to the impacts of the ...

In recent months, the Albanese government has been working tirelessly to develop a so-called ‘’strategy’’ for giving our International Education ...

An Implementation Consultation Paper on the establishment of the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC) was released by the government on ...

Enrolment caps must be set in a clear, transparent and consistent manner that is “provider-agnostic”, according to the Independent Tertiary ...

In its draft of Australia’s International Education and Skills Strategic Framework, the government wants to do more to encourage international ...

In its draft of Australia’s International Education and Skills Strategic Framework, the government wants to do more to encourage international ...

The government should not cap international student numbers as it risks over-shooting its Net Overseas Migration (NOM) target, leading to ...