By Anton Crace. Extremely low levels of refugees entering tertiary education could lead to a “lost generation” delegates at the recent Going Global conference in Kuala Lumpur were told. More...

By Anton Crace. Chinese international students globally are being targeted in a new, two-way scam, with authorities issuing warnings for their student populations to remain vigilant. More...

By Anton Crace. Education disruption through technology will increase the importance of teachers rather than replace them, delegates at the recent NEAS conference were told. But while in-person learning will remain relevant, the industry must be prepared for significant changes to its business model. More...

By Anton Crace. Probitas Quad, a new service which aims to digitise and automate the student vetting process, has launched in Australia in a bid to assist providers when verifying international student applications. More...

By Anton Crace. The Australian Skills Quality Authority will assess an institution’s partners when considering new applications for registered training organisations, in a move that has left some questioning the timing of the decision and accusing the regulator of having an adversarial approach. More...

By Anton Crace. New Zealand’s ability to attract students from around the world and incorporate them into society is a crucial component to the country’s ongoing ability to achieve its objectives, according to a new report from Education New Zealand. More...

By Anton Crace. New Zealand education publisher Global Education Systems has secured Australasia’s largest-ever print run for an education provider, after penning a deal with Foreign Language Teaching Research Publishing to print more than 1.63 million books in China. More...

By Anton Crace. English Malaysia and the Japanese Association of Overseas Studies have signed a memorandum of understanding to promote language opportunities and increase the number of Japanese students considering a Malaysian education. More...

By Anton Crace. Australia’s EduGrowth will explore opportunities outside of the higher education sector and begin to turn its focus towards the Asian region, according to its 2017 annual report. More...

By Anton Crace. The dialogue, which focussed on Australia’s relationship with ASEAN – Australia is only part of the ASEAN+Six Economic Partnership – also explored how education could lead to broader economic benefits. More...