Western Australia makes multi-million-dollar effort to attract international students
SYDNEY, Sept. 14 (Xinhua) -- The Western Australian (WA) government has launched several schemes worth a combined total of 16.8 million Australian dollars (11.3 million U.S. dollars) aimed at reinvigorating the state's international education sector.
Pelligra plots big future for Dandenong Plaza
Busy private developer Ross Pelligra has bought a major mall at Dandenong, the commercial hub in Melbourne’s south-east, in a $145 million deal that brings with it the prospect of a substantial redevelopment.
Diversification targets receive mixed opinion in post-lockdown Australia
Whilst UK universities are bouncing back from Covid-19 in their international student numbers, Australia is finding the transition slightly more tricky. As one of...
Australia temporarily changes student visa rules to fill worker shortages
With pressures on international travel, the water-locked nation has found an controversial way to fill their labour shortage.
The Australian government announced that eligible student...
New Omicron variant sparks study plan fears for international students
New variant, same worries.
Much of the developed world has been enjoying a little more freedom with vaccine rollouts helping to dampen the health crisis...
International students flocking to North America and the UK as applications to Australian universities...
The Australian government have hopes to reopen universities at the end of the year but this hasn’t stopped thousands of students from trying their...
Are universities sufficiently supporting their bereaved students?
Experiences of bereavement can have detrimental impacts on a young adults’ life, but are universities doing enough to provide sufficient support?
The findings of a...
How can we reduce sedentary behaviour in university students?
Students are vulnerable to excess sedentary time whilst at university; this is motivating scholars to develop new ways of encouraging students to get moving...
NSW and Queensland join push for purpose-built quarantine hubs
NSW and Queensland join Victoria in asking for purpose-built quarantine hubs to accommodate international students, who contribute significantly to local and national economies.
A new...
Prospective international students make new plans for where to study
A third of prospective international students expressed intentions of changing their enrolment plans due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent study.
Students about...
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