International students are continuing to return at a healthy rate, new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows.
International students are continuing to return at a healthy rate, new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows.
International education is powering Australia’s economy as the sector continues its steady post-Covid recovery, new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows.
Universities strongly support the Albanese Government’s decision to extend the post-study work rights of international students to help address critical skill shortages and drive economic growth.
New data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows Australia’s post-pandemic recovery in the international student market continues to gain momentum.
Published in The Australian (8 February 2022)
Published in The Australian Financial Review (19 December, 2022)
Universities Australia welcomes the opportunity to represent the sector on the Council for International Education to help shape the recovery, growth and success of such a critical part of Australia’s cultural and economic fabric.
Universities Australia is the peak body representing Australia’s 39 comprehensive universities. We welcome the opportunity to respond to the Trade Sub Committee of the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade’s Inquiry into Australia’s tourism and international education sectors. This submission will be responding to the Terms of Reference concerning international education.
Universities Australia is pleased to respond to the Department of Education, Skills and Employment’s ‘International Student Diversity at Australian Universities’ Discussion Paper (‘the Discussion Paper’). UA is the peak body for Australia’s 39 comprehensive universities and has long advocated for policy settings that
extend the transformative opportunity of an Australian university education to as many of our global neighbours as possible.
Universities Australia is pleased to respond to the Department of Education, Skills and Employment’s ‘International Student Diversity at Australian Universities’ Discussion Paper (‘the Discussion Paper’). UA is the peak body for Australia’s 39 comprehensive universities and has long advocated for policy settings that extend the transformative opportunity of an Australian university education to as many of our global neighbours as possible.