Original article from the Australian National University The Australian National University has released the first database comprehensively tracking Chinese investment into Australia. The data shows that there has been 262 transactions worth over $40.4 billion worth of investment over the past 4 years. The Chinese Investment in Australia (CHIIA) Database was developed using new methodology …
In today’s talking points surging international student numbers in Australia, top Australian universities’ rankings fall, Australian opposition reveals “generational” early childhood education policy and China to hold Annual Conference for International Education Surging International Student Numbers in Australia Recent data released by University College London’s Centre for Global Higher Education has shown that Australia …
On Thursday evening, AustCham hosted “Is Your Education Brand China Ready: Tailoring Your Message In The World’s Biggest Education Market”. The event was held at the Cheung Kong Graduate School for Business (CKGSB) and over 30 people attended in what was an informative and enlightening panel discussion. The panel featured esteemed speakers Ira Zaka, the Assistant …
In today’s talking points How artificial intelligence is changing education in Asia and around the world, online education gaining momentum in China, investment in research is vital to lifting Australia’s position on global university rankings and which country has the most expensive education? How artificial intelligence is changing education in Asia and around the world The …
In today’s talking points Australia is new destination for Indians’ higher education, students caught up in education rort may have their course debts wiped, scholars suggest oriental philosophy offers better future for humanity and would reducing international student visas create university places for Australians? Australia is new destination for Indians’ higher education Brexit and Trump’s new …
In today’s talking points Concerns about possible dealmaking constraints hit Chinese education stocks, Research boosts Australian universities in global Shanghai rankings, Coalition ‘alarmed’ after students with Atars as low as 17.9 accepted into teaching, Academic Ranking of World Universities 2018: Asian universities climb Concerns about possible dealmaking constraints hit Chinese education stocks On Friday last week, the Chinese …
In today’s talking points WA unis cut fees to attract overseas students, PM Malcolm Turnbull sings praises of Chinese students, Holiday classes increase Chinese parents’ anxiety about education, Heightened use of CCTV in NSW schools WA unis cut fees to attract overseas students In an attempt to increase declining international student enrolment rates, Western Australian universities have offered overseas students …
In today’s talking points: Federal government should take over Tafe and vocational education, KPMG says; What foreign investors are learning about China’s education sector; China brings 10,000 teachers out of retirement and back to work; Student expectations of higher education Federal government should take over Tafe and vocational education, KPMG says Advisory firm KPMG has released a blueprint suggesting …
In today’s talking points: Encouraging increased educational exchanges between China and Rwanda; Australian National University announces that it will stop increasing student enrolments; Australia is overtaking the UK for overseas students; One of China’s hottest startups is a $3 billion education company Encouraging increased educational exchanges between China and Rwanda Chinese First Lady, Peng Liyuan, called for more educational …
In Today’s Talking Points: China axes 45 Australian university partnerships as part of global cull; Experts divided on Government push for specialist STEM educators; China offers Pakistani students vocational training and education; Foundations in education are core: Finkel China axes 45 Australian university partnerships as part of global cull Last week, China’s Ministry of Education said that it would …