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Only Chinese students are exports, the rest are imports
The AFR’s education editor, Julie Hare, was busy once again spreading the myth that Australia’s international education sector is one of the nation’s largest exports,...
Canada set to lift restrictive citizenship by descent norms; Indian diaspora to benefit say experts
Seems like immigration source countries are looking at the implications of the change more than Canadian media: "open up the chain of citizenship without end...:"...
A cap-and-trade system for international student places
In an earlier post I argued that the government's plans to cap international student numbers, including by education provider and course, would cause actual enrolments...
Critics wrong on international student caps
Immigration influencer Abul Rizvi is among the critics of the federal government’s plans to impose a cap on the number of new international students, which...
Why universities are headed for a reckoning
Half the students at Sydney and Melbourne universities are now from overseas. A decade ago, this figure was 25 per cent. But cuts are coming,...
UCAS Keynote speech from Vivienne Stern, Chief Executive of UUK
Chief Executive Vivienne Stern's keynote speech at UCAS' Access All Areas conference, 21 May 2024. Source
Acumen education services widens portfolio
Acumen education services has expanded its portfolio to improve the visa application experience for Indian students coming to the UK. Source
International education cutbacks ‘jeopardising Accord agenda’
Canberra should not stifle university revenue while unrolling expensive equity reforms, says implementation committee member Source
UK sector prepares for more agent regulation
Following the publication of the MAC review, the sector is preparing for tighter agent regulation and increased data sharing. Source
UK government ‘must own’ impact of any graduate visa changes
Ministers urged to resist policies that will ‘massively overcorrect’ student numbers as key migration statistics unlikely to reflect reality of institutions’ declining enrolments Source