Category: Student News
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Australian Government Introduces Commonwealth Prac Payment for Students
The Australian Government has introduced the Commonwealth Prac Payment (CPP) to assist students facing financial challenges during mandatory practical placements. Starting from mid-2025, eligible university and TAFE students will receive a weekly payment to alleviate the financial strain caused by unpaid practical work requirements. From an International Student to Owning 30 Properties in Australia: A…
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Financial Struggles Threaten Australia’s International Student Appeal
Every year, Australia attracts tens of thousands of international students seeking a top-tier education. These students not only bring diversity and ambition but also contribute significantly to the Australian economy, injecting over $50 billion annually. From an International Student to Owning 30 Properties in Australia: A Step-by-Step Guide to Building Your Passive Income | $19.44…
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Vietnam’s Impact on Global Student Mobility Trends Revealed
Vietnam’s presence in the international education arena may not be as pronounced as that of India or China, but recent data indicates a significant and sustainable impact on the global student market. ApplyBoard, an international student recruitment platform, reveals that Vietnamese students are increasingly influencing student mobility trends in key destination countries like the United…
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Maximize Success: Navigating Australian Student Visa Process Efficiently
When considering studying in Australia as an international student, one of the initial steps is to secure a visa. The process can be daunting, especially with concerns about potential delays in approval. Following the reopening of Australian borders post-pandemic, visa processing times saw a significant increase. While the situation has improved, it is crucial to…
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Türkiye’s Global Education Rise: Blending Heritage with Vision
Türkiye has emerged as a global education hub, blending its rich heritage with forward-focused strategies. Education, a powerful tool for personal and social development, has witnessed significant transformation in the digital age, fostering global connectivity and cross-cultural engagement. Türkiye’s approach to international education reflects a blend of historical depth and contemporary vision, encompassing program accreditation,…
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Canberra’s International Student Dilemma Sparks Policy Concerns
International students have become a hot topic in Canberra, with concerns rising about the government’s stance on their influx. The recent actions taken by the Trump administration in the United States have put a spotlight on the issue, raising questions about Australia’s preparedness to handle a potential surge in international student numbers. If the Australian…
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Federation University Selected for $5M International Students Fund
Federation University is one of 16 Victorian universities selected to benefit from the Yes to International Students Fund, a $5 million grant aimed at supporting international education. This initiative, backed by the Victorian Government, is geared towards bolstering universities and TAFEs in expanding their global presence. From an International Student to Owning 30 Properties in…
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Victoria Invests $5 Million to Attract International Students
Victoria has approved a $5 million investment in the ‘Say Yes to International Students Fund’ to enhance partnerships and attract international students to the state’s higher education institutions. The fund, announced during Premier Jacinta Allan’s visit to India, aims to strengthen educational ties with countries like India and Sri Lanka. From an International Student to…
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Trump’s Foreign Student Policies Impact Australian Education Landscape
The Trump administration’s recent crackdown on foreign students has sparked concerns about the impact on international student intake in Australia. Following a funding cut to Harvard University, President Trump’s decision to pause international student enrollments could potentially lead to a surge in students seeking education opportunities in Australia. From an International Student to Owning 30…
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University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Coats for Kids Initiative Empowers International Students
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s International Student and Scholar Office has launched a heartwarming initiative to support international students with children by collecting winter coats through the Coats for Kids program. The office is reaching out to the community, urging people to donate new or gently used coats in sizes ranging from 2T to 12 years.…