According to MP Chris Bowen, out of 25 million Australians, only 130 of non-Chinese heritage can speak Mandarin at a level good enough to do business.

Political rhetoric and employer understanding remain the largest barrier for a student finding graduate work in a country, despite policymakers' deep understanding of the issue.

A former child "rubbish picker" has made headlines in Australia and Cambodia after using her valedictorian speech to highlight the power of education.

The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency has released a new good practice note to address concerns over a lack of transparency in admission requirements.

A new MoU between New Zealand's English language and university representative groups will create additional pathway opportunities for international students.

Study Queensland used its IET Summit to announce a repositioning of the state's strategy towards high-quality students to fill skills needs.

Australia's PBSA sector could be poised to go into a boom period, according to a new investment report from real estate services firm JLL.

The economic contribution of international education has been revised up by almost $1 billion in Australia, according to the ABS.