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IDP is able to provide researchers, publications and journalists with insights and data on the sector and can also comment on new developments – all with the benefit of 40 years' experience in the field.

    

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Journalists and researchers should in the first instance contact Tim Dodd, Corporate Affairs Manager, on 0407 440160. or email tim.dodd@idp.com

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Australian Industry News
  • VET pushes for post-study work rights

    Post-study work rights for international students at Australian universities must be extended to VET, say the sector’s peak bodies. The Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET) and TAFE Directors Australia (TDA) say new post-study visa arrangements, which came into.

  • Asian century to forge stronger research links

    This next wave -- aimed at "educational richness and not simple revenue payoff'' -- follows the full-fee export education industry that peaked in 2008-09 and the post-war Colombo Plan with its use of education as regional aid, UA says in a submission to the Asian century white paper.

  • Acquire Any Visas to Australia and Know the Reasons Why it is a Great Nation!

    The Land Down Under is abounding with interesting attractions, both natural and man-made. Stunning iconic architectures of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge as well as the stunning yet unusual natural feature of the Australian Outback, with its sheer size and wide stretch of dese

  • Worldwide student numbers forecast to double by 2025

    In a new book, higher education consultant Bob Goddard writes that the worldwide increase is being fuelled by greater numbers of young people entering the peak education ages along with sharply rising participation rates, especially in the non-compulsory education years.

  • Simplifying student visas

    The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Chris Bowen MP, today announced the Government will make the visa application process easier for students from 29 countries by reducing assessment levels across a range of student visa subclasses from 24 March.

Global Industry News

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  • Chinese in Midlands a beneficial exchange

    LINCOLN — Chinese international student Wen Guo finished the first week of her accounting class at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with no clue what her instructor said.

  • $51 million student residence set to open

    An ultra-modern hall of residence in Whitaker Place for 442 University of Auckland students opens this week. University Hall, with twin towers linked on a two-level podium, will boost fully catered accommodation at the University by 60 percent.

  • Chinese students flock to Iowa

    NEW YORK - In a trend that is occurring across the United States, Iowa's universities have experienced a rapid surge in enrollment by Chinese students in the past few years, officials report.

  • US Changing Visa Rules To Attract The Highly-skilled

  • Increase in foreign students studying in U.S.

    At the University of Washington in Seattle, 18 percent of freshmen come from abroad, most from China, reports Tamar Lewin for the New York Times. University of Washington foreign students pay $28,059, almost three times as much as in-state students, according to the university’s payment schedule.

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Going Global, London 13-15 March 2012

13 March 2012

Meet the IDP UK team at the Going Global Conference taking place in London from 13- 15 March 2012.

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