Neil Fitzroy

Tony Burke's migration reforms show why, in international education, signals travel faster than policy.

Neil Fitzroy argues that before asking international students to make their case for Australia, Australia must be prepared to make its case to them.

Neil Fitzroy explores how a growing maze of acronyms, restrictions and visa uncertainty may be undermining Australia's appeal as a study destination.

Australia’s international education sector has endured 18 months of turmoil. Sudden policy shifts, political rhetoric blaming both students and agents, and a looming cap on international student numbers have shaken confidence in what was once a beacon for global learners.

As Australians prepare to head to the polls, Neil Fitzroy, managing director for Australasia at Oxford International Education Group, shares his perspective with The PIE.

There's been a dramatic pushback against Australia's divisive ESOS Bill by universities and VET providers alike. But its effect on non-university higher education providers (NUHEPs) has been somewhat overlooked, says Neil Fitzroy.