Universities Australia welcomes this opportunity to review the ESOS Framework, explore areas of the Act and its legislative instruments that are no longer fit-for-purpose and explicate some of the issues facing students and providers in the Act’s implementation.
International Research & Innovation 16 October 2020
Submission to the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Legislation Committee: Australia's Foreign Relations (State and Territory Arrangements) Bill 2020
Universities Australia strongly advocates that the Australian Government consider a coordinated approach to identifying and managing the risk of foreign interference in Australian universities. We are concerned the Bill is not proportionate to risk and would impose an onerous administrative impost on universities and on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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Response to the Department of Education, Skills and Employment's 'ESOS Review 2022' discussion paper
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Response to the Department of Education, Skills and Employment's 'International Student Diversity at Australian Universities' Discussion Paper
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.
