Over the past few years you may have caught wind of the rumoured merger of South Australia’s two well-known universities — the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia. The process has been a rollercoaster since mid-2018 and nearly fell through! But last weekend, it was finally locked in!
On 1 July 2023, Issue 291 of the Study Weekly arrived right on schedule.
This week the QS 2024 World University Rankings were updated and a number of Australian universities climbed: the University of Melbourne sits at 14th in the world, UNSW and the University of Sydney are tied at 19th, and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has reached 90th, joining the University of Adelaide in the global top 100.
Last week, the extra two years on the Subclass 485 visa for designated qualifications was officially legislated (for the details, see: “Extra two years for the Subclass 485 visa now officially legislated! Effective 1 July! Some applicants also have their visa fee waived!”)
With the market team chasing me a few times now, saying it’s that time of the financial year again to write the wrap-up report, I won’t break with tradition — so here are a few words today. Looking back over some of my notes from the past year felt like a different lifetime, and I realised this is already my tenth year since I came to Melbourne to start my business.
At the end of FY2022–2023, big Australian migration news kept coming — and the most exciting of all was the 491 dropping its income requirement for converting to PR.
With state nomination policies looking favourable across the board right now, many people are searching for a city that is genuinely good to live in.
The QS World University Rankings 2024 were released in the early hours of today. This year QS adjusted its methodology, adding three new indicators — employment outcomes, international research network and sustainability
Since last Friday, Gaokao results have been rolling out across most regions! Some students excelled beyond expectations
