Research has revealed that short-term mobility programs add considerable value to Australian students and cannot be touted as mere holiday getaways.

A recent study has revealed a growing interest among domestic Australian students in undertaking learning abroad experiences in 2022.

A report has found that up to 66% of Australian students think study abroad experiences in the Indo-Pacific make them more interested in pursuing employment and study opportunities there.

Study tour provider IndoGenius has launched two new virtual courses aiming to prepare Australian graduates for career readiness in the 'Indian century'.

A program at Griffith University in Australia will allow 413 students to participate in projects across the Indo-Pacific region over the next three years.

Welcome and farewell ceremonies have been held around Australia to celebrate more than 4,000 Australia Awards have been handed out in 2018.

A survey of 36 Australian universities found the number of students who had taken part in an overseas study experience increased 19.5% in 2015. The proportion of undergraduates finishing their degree with an international experience is now just under 20%.

The Australian government has expanded the New Colombo Plan, its programme to promote student mobility into Asia, and announced three new initiatives to increase opportunities for students in business.