Australia’s student visa system is more complex, more costly and more prescriptive than its international competitors, threatening to permanently derail the nation’s 3rd largest export industry unless urgent action is taken by Government to simplify the current system. Research released by the Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) provides clear evidence that Australia’s Higher Education Student Visa System is uncompetitive compared to the UK, the United States, Canada and New Zealand. This report provides a brief overview and comparison of higher education student visa systems in five countries, with a view to making recommendations as to how the Australian system can be modified in specific relation to higher educa...
In the current climate of significant government policy changes---not only in Australia, but also th...
Higher education has long been marked by externalities and information asymmetries. In a globalised ...
International students pay up to 400 per cent more than Australians when it comes to higher educatio...
Following recent falls in international student commencements in Australia, there has been a renewed...
This paper examines the two key policy levers the Government has at its disposal to influence Intern...
Australia’s higher education system is entering one of its most significant years in recent history....
This review concludes that, while the system has great strengths, it faces significant, emerging thr...
Australian higher education has evolved into a mature, high-quality, highly internationalized system...
Worldwide, COVID 19 has cut a swathe through higher education, most particularly the international d...
International education in Australia has sulked in the gloom for the past two years. Now, last month...
This is a publisher’s version of chapter 11 in Implications of WTO/GATS on higher education in Asia ...
Higher education is critical to the social and economic futures of all nations and it is moreso in t...
Over the last decade, Australia has embarked on a quite unique tertiary education path of increasing...
The Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) commissioned the Centre for Enterprise (CFE...
On 16 June 2015 the Australian Government released the Future directions for streamlined visa proces...
In the current climate of significant government policy changes---not only in Australia, but also th...
Higher education has long been marked by externalities and information asymmetries. In a globalised ...
International students pay up to 400 per cent more than Australians when it comes to higher educatio...
Following recent falls in international student commencements in Australia, there has been a renewed...
This paper examines the two key policy levers the Government has at its disposal to influence Intern...
Australia’s higher education system is entering one of its most significant years in recent history....
This review concludes that, while the system has great strengths, it faces significant, emerging thr...
Australian higher education has evolved into a mature, high-quality, highly internationalized system...
Worldwide, COVID 19 has cut a swathe through higher education, most particularly the international d...
International education in Australia has sulked in the gloom for the past two years. Now, last month...
This is a publisher’s version of chapter 11 in Implications of WTO/GATS on higher education in Asia ...
Higher education is critical to the social and economic futures of all nations and it is moreso in t...
Over the last decade, Australia has embarked on a quite unique tertiary education path of increasing...
The Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) commissioned the Centre for Enterprise (CFE...
On 16 June 2015 the Australian Government released the Future directions for streamlined visa proces...
In the current climate of significant government policy changes---not only in Australia, but also th...
Higher education has long been marked by externalities and information asymmetries. In a globalised ...
International students pay up to 400 per cent more than Australians when it comes to higher educatio...