Australian universities fear severe financial difficulties if borders remain closed to international students

Australia is struggling to ensure that one of its biggest exports – education, can continue to find buyers in the international market, even as it starts to assess the economic impact of the pandemic on its universities.

Head to the Mountains to become a Hotelier

You don’t want a desk job. You don’t like the idea of being stuck in one city for the rest of your career. And you like interacting with people. Perhaps hospitality is one path to an unforgettable journey.

5 International Courses in Film Studies You Need to Know About

From Southern California to Southampton, from Toronto to Queensland, BrainGain magazine brings you a list of 5 great courses on film studies that you need to know about. Read more below.

99% decline in international students arriving in Australia

The numbers recorded by the Australian Bureau of Statistics are based on arrivals in January 2021.

How poisonous creatures can help us grow food and treat disease

Research into venom from deadly spiders and snakes is helping scientists develop biopesticides and drugs.

Australia's top research universities propose special visa for international PhDs

A bilateral task force set up by the elite Group of Eight consortium has drafted an action plan to strengthen academic and research ties between Australia and India.

5 Indian schools win Austrade's Film, Fly, Experience Australia competition

Indian students create short videos for the Film Fly Experience Australia, and win the chance to visit leading Australian universities for a week.

Lawyer, Lecturer, Author: 9 Questions with Krishna Udayasankar

A diverse career path precedes this writer, who is now best known for authoring the first in what is to become a series of mythological fantasy books – The Aryavarta Chronicles Book 1: Govinda.

100 students lose money in million-dollar scam by study abroad agent

Aspiring international students have lost thousands of dollars to Tu Futuro en Australia, a Brisbane-based agency

Australia is not putting international students first when it comes to travel rules

Sports persons and others are being allowed to enter Australia, but international students remain in limbo.