Australian Curtin University and the French research institution ENSTA Bretagne have sealed a two-way mobility agreement for their doctoral students working of defence research.

Navitas' board has recommended shareholders vote in favour of a $2.1bn takeover from BGH Consortium.

A Universities Australia survey has found 81% of Australians believe international education is important to the economy, but stakeholders warned that further communication of the sector’s benefits is needed.

An alliance of predominantly domestic student associations have taken up the fight for travel concessions for international students in New South Wales.

The finalised Indonesia-Australia free trade has given the green light to offshore campuses, but calls for clarification remain unanswered.

Ly Tran has been recognised as one of Vietnam's top 50 most influential women for her research into international education and student mobility.

Australian employers who underpay international students could face criminal charges and be forced to publicly acknowledge exploitation for the first time.

The full extent of Australia’s record-breaking 2018 has been revealed, but stakeholders are questioning the sustainability of continued double-digit percentage growth.