Why sports management degrees are becoming more popular

Find out from the faculty and alumni of one of the world's top 10 sport management programs

Why the Gold Coast has become India's favourite classroom

The Gold Coast is attracting an increasing number of international students. Find out why below.

Australia launches new tool for international students allowing them to explore 31,000 courses online

The tool is being promoted during the Shine with Australia campaign

90% of Indians studying in Australia are extremely satisfied, says education minister

Australia’s education minister, Simon Birmingham, is in India with representatives from 8 of the country’s best universities, and plans to strengthen an already strong relationship with India.

Canada, Australia and New Zealand to increase their shares of the international student market in 2021

Ernst & Young report predicts that COVID19 will redistribute international student flow.

Getting Sporty with Sports Science

Not all young athletes can build a stable career out of sport, but a Sports Science degree does provide the option of being associated with the industry whether as a trainer, product developer or physiotherapist who works with athletes.

Why and Where You Should Study for a Degree in Gender and Economics

Gender and Economics is an important interdisciplinary field. Here we bring you 5 places where you can study it, and why.

Here's your chance to win a study trip to Australia!

Participate in a video competition for high-school students in India. If you're among the 5 winning teams, you, your teammate, and a teacher will get to visit an Australian university, all expenses paid

Australia showcases its best in the AIBX Study Australia Masterclass Series

A number of Australia’s best minds participated in the online series focused on Health, STEM, Management and Information Technology.

Demonetization hurting Indian students bound for Australia

Delays in bank loans for higher studies may prevent thousands from heading out in February, according to a new report, but things could ease up in six months