Policy makers, educators and employers must cooperate to create environments where students can utilise work integrated learning to improve employment outcomes while Covid-19 has "accelerated" of change in the world of work, stakeholders in Australia have urged.
New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian wants to earmark some of the state's hotel quarantine capacity to help international students and skilled migrants.
Some 100,000 university students in Australia may be unable to participate in a learning abroad experience in 2020 and 2021.
IEAA has recognised the trailblazers behind Australia’s international education sector, announcing the winners of the IEAA Excellence Awards 2020 during a virtual ceremony.
Australia's latest offshore visa application has raised important questions about international student behaviour and whether or not they are deferring to alternative destinations.
A new pilot scheme to let 300 overseas students into South Australia in September announced by Australia’s trade minister has been welcomed by the international education sector.
A survey has found that one in five international students fear they will be made homeless and around one in three are finding it difficult to eat properly.
More than three out of four international students in Australia are earning less than the minimum wage for casual labour according to a new survey.
