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...
Market Insight report: 95% of students in Australian PBSA ‘struggling’
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Our latest market insight report reveals that 95% of students in Australian purpose-built accommodation (PBSA) report that they are...
Australian students’ strategies for wellbeing
From the Global Student Living Conference 2018. Learn more about the GSL Conference here, and read more about Australian students' experiences in PBSA in our 2019...
Spike in int’l students heading to South Australia and Tasmania
The Australian reports on a dramatic increase during the last year in the number of international students wishing to study at universities in Tasmania...
Australian exchange students recalled from Hong Kong
ABC reports that Australian students on exchange in Hong Kong have been urged to return home without delay after pro-democracy protests reached campuses throughout...
‘True crime’ trend sees surge in Australian women studying Criminology
7News reports on how the popularity among younger people of true-crime podcasts, books, and television shows is driving interest in criminology study. A recently...
Chinese influence causes censorship concerns for Australian students
The BBC reports that the Australian government has moved to set guidelines for universities in an attempt to halt ‘unprecedented levels of foreign interference.’...
Australian study shows Facebook’s impact on students’ grades
USA Today confirms what many have long suspected to be the case – spending less time looking at Facebook can boost student grades. The...
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