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

Reports that up to 300 Indonesian students were forced to work in a contact lenses factory in Taiwan has led to the closure of its internship program.

Further education investment is required by countries to prepare for the future of work, according to the latest report from the World Bank.

A free-trade agreement could open up education collaboration between Australia and Indonesia, but experts say further work is needed.

72 Indonesian students have been awarded scholarships to study two to three years of masters or doctoral studies or six months to one year studying Mandarin in Taiwan.

EasyUni has announced a new office in Jakarta as part of a continuing strategy to take advantage of uneven supply and demand for HE in south east Asia.

The University of Gloucestershire partnership with Indonesian and European HEIs is part of a €1 million EU-funded project aimed at retaining home-grown entrepreneurial talent.

The opportunity to further build on student numbers will be through in-country delivery, not inbound delivery, according to ASEAN experts.