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.

There will be further consistency in Australia after the newly re-elected government announced only one ministerial position related to education would change hands.

Surprise re-election by the Australian government means expected reforms to the country's domestic and international education sectors are unlikely.

While the US has remained atop of U21's latest ranking of national higher education systems, other countries are beginning to challenge.

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

At a time when education leaders are expected to be "both futurists and strategists", sessions explored strategies for engagement and employability alongside innovative approaches to mobility at AIEA's Conference.

The future of India’s ongoing higher education reforms could soon have a distinctly Australian-flavour after PM Modi met with the chief executive of a Sydney-based provider.

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