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Risk-rating system, which punishes universities for visa refusals, merely the latest form of ‘structural disadvantage’

Australia’s long-term international education strategy should prioritise soft power over economic impact, according to a new report.

The university lobby’s outgoing chief, Catriona Jackson, warns the sector needs to capitalise on the emerging African market to stay “on the front of the wave” in the global competition for students.

The university lobby’s outgoing chief, Catriona Jackson, warns the sector needs to capitalise on the emerging African market to stay “on the front of the wave” in the global competition for students.

The idea to place a levy on international students did the rounds under the Coalition, but was scrapped. Now it’s on the cards again.

Students are already reacting to media reports that Australia could place a cap on international student numbers, analysis from The Lygon Group has found.

Overseas universities could profit from ‘escape route’ role, as China’s women resist political pressure to produce the next generation

The PIE has unpacked key talking points from the AIEC conference that convened more than 1,700 international educators in Adelaide in October.

Fears surrounding student sentiment in Australia have been expressed as a report explores the implications of a proposed levy on international students.

Trip Down Under seen as a positive sign for international education on both sides of the Tasman