How Aussie unis edge out Ivy League
Australia offers quality higher education at a lower cost, and graduates can stay up to four years after getting their degrees.
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STUDENTS of Asia: Australia wants you.
An Aussie government plan to boost the already significant role of international education in Australia's economy makes that message crystal clear.
Today, Australia educates nearly 500,000 international students in everything from the English language to vocational training and higher education; by 2025, that number will grow to 720,000, or maybe close to one million under more optimistic projections. In 2015, 130,000 people throughout Australia could thank international students for their jobs.
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