The Latest Breaking News from International Students

As Western Australia's international education sector begins to recover, some are questioning whether a COVID-inhibited student experience is still worth the up-front cost.

As cost-of-living pressures rise, many international students across Australia are struggling to make ends meet.

Corporates, alumni and the government can work towards creating strong philanthropic support and tax breaks

Government officials insist NZ is still on students' radar as borders reopen – but industry leaders fear trip is too little, too late.

Shark researcher Daryl McPhee is giving back to international students doing it tough in Australia by offering annual travel bursaries.

Vice-chancellors urge review of two-year visas as overseas graduates say three-year offer would be more attractive

Ucas report finds international students are more likely to go to higher-tariff universities in the UK.

University of Newcastle students marched through Callaghan campus today, calling for an end to sexual harassment and assault.

House Democrats and advocates are pushing for immigration provisions that would attract high-skilled workers.

The Saudi science and engineering team won 15 grand prizes and six special prizes during its participation in the most prominent scientific fair for competition in scientific research at the pre-college level. The team comprises 35 male and female students from 11 educational administrations from different regions in Saudi Arabia.…

If the COVID years have taught us anything about migration, it is that Australia depends on it. About 7% of our workforce holds a temporary visa. When many international students, backpackers and other temporary visa holders suddenly left during COVID, the ensuing staff shortages revealed how vital these workers are…