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The safest cities in Canada, according to the Crime Severity Index
Statistics Canada maintains its nationwide database on the incidence and severity of crime in the country, known as the Crime Severity Index (CSI). The CSI,...
Political rhetoric tarnishing sector, argue Australian providers
The tightening of Australian student visa regulations and increased scrutiny have led to significant impacts on both providers and students. Source
Canadian provinces in open competition for economic immigrants
Professor Catherine Xhardez presents the results of a study of provincial policies to attract, select and, above all, retain economic immigrants. Source
Go8 feedback on the Australian Tertiary Education Commission implementation consultation paper
Mr Tony Cook PSMSecretaryAustralian Government Department of EducationThe Group of Eight (Go8) states up front that it is absolutely committed to a fair and well...
Australian reshuffle ‘chance to rethink international education’
Home affairs and skills portfolios in new hands, in first changes to Labor government’s ministry Source
IDP Releases latest Pulse Survey: Confirms uncertainty amongst student and family decision-making is on the rise
IDP has released its latest pulse survey, which has surveyed 15,500+ students since January of this year, and the Koala has the exclusive. It confirms...
Bridget Phillipson’s speech at the Embassy Education Conference
Secretary of State for Education Bridget Phillipson delivers a speech at the Embassy Education Conference. Source
Labour vows to “welcome international students” to UK
The new education secretary has said that the UK government will maintain the Graduate Route and "welcome" international students. Source
‘Not a back-door entry to citizenship’ Marc Miller stresses importance of caps on international students
His messaging continues to get clearer and firmer: The era of uncapped intake of international students is over, federal immigration minister Marc Miller said during...
Rise in overseas students ringing alarm bells
Australia’s overseas student industry continues to ring alarm bells about the Government’s tightening of overseas student policy. Source