The ATN Future Learning Summit has discussed the student experience on day one Deakin University with Helen Kapalos @LukeSheehyATN Kylie Readman and Varsha Devi Balakrishnan looking into accommodation, academic and wellbeing support, and graduate employability #ATNSummit23 #HigherEd …

We are looking forward to reading this Jiaqi M. Liu 刘佳琪

Overseas students tell universities: “no housing, no enrolment”: as rentals become scarcer and dearer, international students are increasingly unwilling to travel without pre-arranged lodgings. John Ross reports
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Uncertainty about accommodation is becoming a deal-breaker for international students, factoring into their decisions about where they study – and whether they head abroad in the first place, finds IDP Connect survey
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Almost two-thirds of Chinese students want secure accommodation before they leave their country, and of these, almost three-quarters won't travel otherwise. timeshighereducation.com/news/overseas-…

Uncertainty about accommodation is becoming a deal-breaker for international students, factoring into their decisions about where they study – and whether they head abroad in the first place. timeshighereducation.com/news/overseas-…

How can we understand points of vulnerability for international students in times of crisis such as our housing shortage? By listening to students - in their own voices, on their own platforms. TLG's Angela Lehmann spoke to Times Higher Education's John Ross
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April was a big month in China's higher education and VET sectors. Reforms announced to restructure to align with industry needs. TLG April Industry Insights: China has the latest - including how Chinese students are reacting on social media to Australia's migration debates.

A three-year PhD scholarship at the University of Western Australia, examining the experience of international students working in the gig economy in Australia
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Career offices at Australian universities are not doing enough to shepherd international graduates into a workforce that is “screaming out” for their skills, research suggests. timeshighereducation.com/news/foreign-s…

“The building up of a China capability in Australia needs to be a national priority,” says Peter Varghese. “If it’s left unattended, we will see a further thinning out of China capability.” John Ross

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As Westerners worry that China’s increasingly isolationist stance could deny them the opportunity to build intimate knowledge of the East Asian superpower, a new analysis has suggested academic study of the country is already flagging regardless. timeshighereducation.com/news/fears-aca…

Honours programs in China studies – once the “launch pad” for a “succession” of globally recognised Australian experts in the 1990s and 2000s – now yield five graduates a year at the most. timeshighereducation.com/news/fears-aca…

Put student sentiment at the heart of your offering and you will get it right, says Luke Sheehy, executive director, Australian Technology Network of Universities, Australia. ATN Universities #APAIE2023

ATN ED @LukeSheehyATN and The Lygon Group were part of a #HigherEducation panel in Bangkok examining effective student support. They drew on #TheSocialSource , a custom-built AI-powered analytics platform which focused on the student journey, from first enquiry to alumni.

Day 2 #APAIE2023 great “Staying informed about student sentiment”The Lygon Group with key feedback on social media listening including @LukeSheehyATN and @MelissaBanks This complements work of IEAA with our Student Voices survey reports. Accomm, employability key issues!

Our team is ready to go at #APAIE2023 ! This morning Varsha and Angela Lehmann are joined by Melissa Banks Austrade and @LukeSheehyATN from ATN Universities to discuss why it is essential to stay informed about student sentiment

The Chinese Consulate in Sydney issued a warning to students about rental scams...along with other safety issues. We spoke to John Ross about how these warnings aren't always a political maneuver Angela Lehmann Times Higher Education

“They’re really just trying to inform their students. They’re not making it a political issue.” – Angela Lehmann
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This article is very timely as Australia transitions back towards pre-COVID educational arrangements. The three myths currently around about international students are well and truly busted here.