International Education

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Key Government websites

Study in Australia - This Australian Government website  provides information for intending international students; including a course search, and a step by step guide to getting a student visa.  

AusLIST 
AusLIST is an online directory of Australian education and training providers around the world, the Australian courses they deliver offshore, and the locations where those courses are delivered. 

Australian Scholarships - Australian Scholarships offer educational and professional development awards to citizens of the Asia-Pacific region.

Study Overseas - This is an online resource for Australian students interested in studying overseas.  

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  • COAG aims to support foreign students
    • Foreign students have again been assured they are welcome in Australia, with leaders agreeing to a range of initiatives to safeguard the nation's $15 billion international education sector. The Age, 2 July 2009
  • Singapore to hold International Education Roundtable
    • Singapore will hold an inaugural international education roundtable (IER) next month to discuss the education systems worldwide. Education ministers and senior government officials from Australia (Victoria), Canada (Alberta), China, Hong Kong, Sweden and the United States will take part in the three-day roundtable beginning 6 July. Bernama.com, 24 July 2009
  • Go8 offers support to the University of L'Aquila
    • The Group of Eight announced it will offer up to eight scholarships to early career researchers in the Italian city of L'Aquila to help them continue their research in Australia while the University of L'Aquila is rebuilt. In the aftermath of the April 2009 earthquake in L'Aquila which claimed nearly 300 lives and left thousands injured, the university has virtually shut down. Fifty five of those who died were from the university?s 23,000-strong student body. Go8 Media release, 19 June 2009