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.

A survey funded by government in Australia has found a sharp drop in student satisfaction with the entire educational experience, particularly among international students, based on "quality indicators for learning & teaching".

AECC Global has announced new offices in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Vietnam, and a plan to overhaul it’s approach to student recruitment beyond the crisis.