The government will cap international student at 270,000 in 2025 to make the system "fairer". Student visas are being reduced in an effort to curb net migration levels and return them to pre ...

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Under the cap, publicly funded universities will take in about 145,000 new international students next year, which is consistent with 2023 levels, with another 95,000 allotted for vocational ...

The cap, revealed on Tuesday, means about 53,000 fewer new overseas students will be accepted in 2025 compared to 2023, a 16 per cent cut, as the federal government responds to political pressure ...

The federal government's plan to cap international student numbers from next year has drawn strong opposition from large universities but cautious optimism from smaller universities. The cap ...

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In an attempt to reduce migration to pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels, the federal government has revealed it wants to cap the number of overseas students arriving in Australia at 270,000 in 2025.

Education Minister Jason Clare said on Tuesday the cap would mean a limit of about 145,000 new starters for publicly funded universities and about 95,000 for vocational institutions in 2025.

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Like most vice chancellors, Western Sydney University’s George Williams has many concerns with proposed caps on foreign students, but he is more qualified than most to warn of their ...