Weekly update on Australian international education and migration policy. 12 September 2026.
Inside International Education: Canberra cancels a course, for the first time Weekly notes on Australian international education and migration policy. […]
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Straightforward guidance for international students on studying in Australia, visa processes, Genuine Student requirements, course selection, work rights, compliance responsibilities, and practical tips.
Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning) cancellation.
Labor has effectively shut down the Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning) today. It is the first use of the government’s
The anxious wait
The anxious wait Inside International Education Weeks have passed, and the international education and migration sector is still waiting on
A $50 billion playground
Australia’s international education and migration settings increasingly resemble a playground where the rules change whenever the wind changes direction. During
Inside International Education — Issue 28
No confirmed migration changes this week, but a signal worth watching No confirmed changes this week to migration legislation, student
The WHV slowdown is not a mystery. It is a symptom.
The WHV slowdown is not a mystery. It is a symptom. Why NOM is the wrong number, and why visa
ABS and NOM numbers update June 2026
June short term visitor arrivals were 14.1 per cent below June 2025, and the ABS notes that April, May and
Australian higher education visa grants against VET and ELICOS 2024 to 2026
Inside International Education Higher education has not dropped yet. The data that predicts it already has. At The PIE Live
Australia’s competitive edge: why stability matters
Inside International Education Students Still Want to Go to Australia. Stability Will Decide If They Do. By Jan Bejcek Students
International education
Australia’s international education shakeout in 2026
In March 2026, Australia’s Assistant Minister for International Education, Julian Hill, published an op-ed titled “Continuity and change.” Most of