Category: International Education
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Students face dropout risk in Trump cuts – Campus Review
President Donald Trump has proposed $980 million in cuts to work-study programs. Picture: Alex Brandon.
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New three-tier visa processing practice starts – Campus Review
The federal government will reward universities that enrol international students in line with allocated numbers under a new visa processing practice to begin in November.
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Australia signs research pact with China – Campus Review
Professor Carolyn Evans inked the deal last week. Picture: Glenn Campbell.
Universities Australia has signed a deal with China that will encourage research collaboration and student exchanges between the two countries.
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Sydney Uni denied more international students – Campus Review
The University of Sydney was allocated the same number of overseas students.
Australia is set to welcome 160,000 overseas students next year after the education minister revealed which universities will get the largest number of international enrolments.
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Go8 defends 50% overseas student cohort – Campus Review
University of Sydney vice-chancellor Mark Scott said the numbers are appropriate for a global university. Picture: Jane Dempster
Australia’s oldest university has come under fire after it was revealed international students made up the majority of its enrolments last year.
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Framework to shape international education – Campus Review
Assistant Minister for Citizenship, Multicultural Affairs and International Education Julian Hill was promoted by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after the May election. Picture: Jason Edwards
An international education framework will shape the “next phase of maturity” of the Albanese government’s vision of a quality-first, managed-growth tertiary education sector.
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China, Iran high-risk countries for research – Campus Review
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has accepted 23 recommendations to streamline a scheme to prevent foreign interference. Picture: Martin Ollman
Australia will “sharpen” efforts to crack down on university research deals being exploited for foreign interference or espionage by drawing up a list of “high risk” institutions to avoid arrangements with.
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Reactions to intl student cap increase – Campus Review
Jason Clare announced the increase on Monday. Picture: Martin Ollman
The international student cap in Australia will increase from next year with an extra 25,000 placements on offer for universities.
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Intl students not behind rent crisis: RBA – Campus Review
The analysis found international students are more likely to live in cities. Picture: Gaye Gerard
A Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) analysis has found the post-pandemic international student boom only marginally drove up the price of rent and inflation.
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University of Manchester VC – Campus Review
Professor Duncan Ivison, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (research) of University of Sydney.
Professor Duncan Ivison is vice-chancellor of the University of Manchester, the birthplace of the computer.
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