Jennifer Menchin

Australia’s international education reset is delivering results and laying the groundwork for a more strategic era of transnational engagement, according to assistant minister for international education Julian Hill.

Australia’s student visa system is facing falling application numbers and tougher integrity rules, delegates heard at the Education Consultants Association of Australia 2025 conference.

In Australia, ministers have detailed how the new Tertiary Education Commission will steer higher education reform, balancing domestic priorities with international growth.

The Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success (ACSES) has released a new report calling for a complete shift in how Australia’s higher education system addresses equity and access issues.

Inflation is emerging as another key challenge to international education recovery in Australia, with providers being encouraged to be vigilant in their monitoring and proactive in their response.

A new IEAA white paper on the social and economic benefit of Australia’s learning abroad programs is calling for urgent action to get the global mobility programs back to pre-pandemic levels.

Independent Higher Education Australia has entered a partnership with OneHE to provide members professional development and access to a global community of experts.

Comments made by the New Zealand government about China have been labelled "groundless accusations" by Beijing, with fears tensions could impact the country's $5bn international education industry.

An IEAA report on Australia’s engagement as an exporter of K12 curriculum has identified key opportunities for growth in a post-Covid Landscape.

Australia's university sector’s recovery is facing multiple challenges out of its control, according to new reports by the country's global rating agency S&P.