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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Tag: Sydney
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Sydney Uni denied more international students – Campus Review
The University of Sydney was allocated the same number of overseas students.
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Western Sydney, Wollongong confirm job cuts – Campus Review
Vice-chancellor Max Lu. Picture: UOW
The University of Wollongong (UOW) and Western Sydney University (WSU) have confirmed job cut numbers, with a combined 351 staff to be cut from the institutions.
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Western Sydney uni launches 5-year plan – Campus Review
Chancellor Jennifer Westacott said Australia’s economy is shifting to western Sydney. Picture: John Feder
Western Sydney University (WSU) has doubled down on its commitment to make every year the ‘year of the student’ in its new 2030 strategic plan.
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Education Minister’s western Sydney seat to be test for Labor – Campus Review
Jason Clare handing out how to vote brochures at the polling booth in his electorate in 2019. Picture: Matthew Vasilescu Education Minister Jason Clare’s seat of Blaxland is considered safe, but the impacts of western Sydney’s “melting pot” population on this election remains to be seen.
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Data breach affects 10,000 Western Sydney University students – Campus Review
Western Sydney University. Picture: Newswire
Students from Western Sydney University (WSU) have had their data accessed and likely posted to the dark web in a data breach event.
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“Safe rooms” set up for Jewish students at Sydney unis
Josh Burns MP led the parliamentary inquiry into campus anti-Semitism. Picture: Martin Ollman
A high-security “safe room” has been set up for Jewish students at a top Sydney university after some reported feeling at risk due to anti-Semitism on campus, prompting Jewish leaders to say it should “shock us all” when young people “feel they need a sanctuary to escape” from hate.
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