ESOS Amendment Bill inquiry report postponed
The highly anticipated tabling of the Senate Committee’s Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) Bill 2024 inquiry ...
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Tag: National Planning Levels
Getting the International Student Capping Rationale Facts Right: an evidence-based approach
Just like many of my Higher Education peers, I have been following the international student capping saga. Even a brief ...
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Fiery Senate Clash: political point-scoring overshadows international student concerns
In yesterday’s Senate Committee hearing into the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) Bill 2024, Liberal Senator ...
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What we learned from the officials on day four
As has been the pattern for the Senate Education and Employment Committee hearings into the Education Services for Overseas Students ...
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Fact sheets clarify Pacific and Foreign Government exemptions
The Department of Education has published two fact sheets clarifying exemptions from the National Planning Level for international student enrolments ...
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Fourth Senate Committee Hearing: A Wrap of Proceedings
The fourth Senate Standing Committee on Education and Employment into the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) ...
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It’s a big thumbs down to enrolment caps
The response to the Government’s new international student enrolment caps in 2025 is a big thumbs down, according to new ...
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Fourth Senate Committee Hearing Program Released
The program for the much anticipated fourth Senate Standing Committees on Education and Employment into the Education Services for Overseas ...
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If not caps, then what?
“That brings us to today, and concerns I have for the future of the sector if we don’t take this ...
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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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