Australian Study Weekly Issue 305: UNSW Business School remains No. 1 in Australia; Monash offers AUD 10,000 support for November intake; Taylors College Sydney raises 2024 tuition fees
This issue of Australian Study Weekly by channy
Month: October 2023
Australian University Offer Show: Melbourne, UTS, Monash, UWA and more, covering marketing, MBA, science and technology programmes
This issue of Australian University Offer Show
A strong week of results: accountants, actuaries, motor mechanics and more receive PR, while TESOL, marketing, finance and systems analyst skills assessments are approved
A weekly summary of visa grants and skills assessment success stories. This week included quite a few 190 and 491 approvals.
Queensland’s first round invites ICT, engineering and more: a shorter, lower-cost mainstream migration pathway without spending years and high tuition on the “three popular migration fields”
Queensland issued the first round of pre-invitations on the evening of October 5th. The third largest state is also lowering the threshold for submitting applications this financial year despite the reduction in quotas. The quota for 190 is 900 and the quota for 491 is 650, so I am very curious how they will issue invitations.
Australian Migration Weekly Issue 305: NSW 190 opens to all skilled occupations; Victoria’s first round favours ICT, engineering and offshore applicants; parent migration reform confirmed
This week’s migration news roundup Migration Weekly
ICT, marketing, engineering… Which occupations does each state need most this year? Do they match state nomination invitations? Promising industries and occupations for the next 5-10 years
The Australian Government has released its first Jobs and Skills Report 2023, assessing Australia’s skills system and current and future workforce needs.
Bridging visa validity is more complex than it looks: is it valid until the new visa is granted? When can it cease?
Following our earlier article on when a bridging visa takes effect, this piece explains when a bridging visa can cease.
Is the median income for international graduates $53,300? One-third of skilled migrants came through study pathways; should Subclass 485 prioritise high salaries?
The Grattan Institute is a well-known Australian think tank that closely follows migration policy, including previous recommendations to significantly lift salary thresholds for employer sponsorship.
Another priority occupation: no English or work-experience requirement for skills assessment after graduation, with accredited courses around AUD 60,000?
IT, engineering and the classic popular migration majors are highly sought after, but many Chinese students are also looking for less crowded alternatives.
