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Government ‘will not back off’ from managing size and shape of onshore international enrolments, assistant minister warns

Most prospective students have at least three countries in the frame, survey finds

Universities cautiously welcome changes intended to cut down on bureaucracy, but are wary of narrowing focus

Antisemitism and Indigenous voice campaigner Julian Leeser appointed Liberal education spokesman

Australian enrolments from eighth most populous country quadruple but some institutions in UK suspending â€˜high risk’ ties

Former politician not for turning, amid denunciation of culture, oversight and spending at national university

Transnational education mandate added to resurrected integrity proposals that also include power to suspend applications for new courses

Even as the US shrinks and narrows trials, the need for this research continues. Other countries can and must step in, says Stephen Jane

UK offers reassuring familiarity for Charles Darwin’s TNE ‘push’ but vice-chancellor says its MBA courses will be unlike anything already available

Lingering financial pressures mean country is ‘not out of the woods’ despite strong showing this year, expert warns

Atec needs to ensure that compacts genuinely strengthen social licence and drive meaningful change – not just compliance, says Zlatko Skrbis 

Institutional autonomy ‘not threatened’ by proposal to more than halve executive pay, academics say, as universities insist councils should maintain control