Schools in Australia and New Zealand with top-notch research Australia and New Zealand are popular destinations for U.S. students. Of the 280,716 U.S. students who studied abroad during the 2022-2023 ...

The University of New South Wales plans to open its seventh campus in India, enhancing Australia-India educational ties.

The Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings 2024, marking its 20th edition with 1,500 institutions—which included new measures for sustainability, graduate employability, and international ...

On September 6, 2024, officials from the Australian Department of Education tabled data on the proposed enrolment caps for individual public institutions that the government intends to impose as part ...

Direct government expenditure averages $US9415 ($14,270) for every university student – including spending on research and development – well below the OECD ...

Peter Hurley works for Victoria University. When Australia’s borders slammed shut during COVID, international students were among those who were stranded. This disrupted lives and studies, and put a ...

The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is Australia’s fastest-rising university in the Nature Index. Between 2015 and 2018, QUT’s Share+ made an impressive leap, achieving almost double the ...

While skeptics want to see the evidence supporting a proposed merger of two South Australian universities, a proponent says the amalgamation would prepare the institutions for the unthinkable.

According to the list published by Times Higher Education, some of the best universities in Australia have been named among the top 100 global education institutions. Their rankings reflect high ...

It’s a howler of a claim. “New data reveals shocking state of Australian university funding” screamed the headline in The Australian. Per student funding levels are one-third below the average for ...

George Williams has no external funding or conflict of interest to note beyond his academic appointment. Australians think students are being asked to pay far too much for their degrees. Just under ...