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Score 60/65 and Still Get into a Go8 Master’s! How GC and GD Let You Have It All. Are the Qualifications Different? How Do You Pathway In? Which Fields Can You Choose?
With the QS rankings out a little while ago, we know plenty of students have felt newly motivated to apply to all kinds of Australian universities
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MIA Update: State-Nomination Allocations Still Under Discussion — What Should You Be Doing While You Wait? They’ve All Worked It Out — Have You?
Last Friday, 11 August, the Migration Institute of Australia (MIA) held its routine quarterly meeting with the Department of Home Affairs — typically a chance to stay across the latest developments and pass on feedback on how things stand on the ground.
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Six Finance Professions That Can Migrate to Australia! Leasing / Lending, Insurance Brokers, Bank Investment & Financial Advisers — What Pathways Are Open, and How Easy Is It to Be Invited?
Ask which is one of the hottest offshore skilled-migration occupations in Australia right now. Early childhood education, nursing, social work, IT? Actually, none of these — the industry most people in China are asking about right now may well be finance occupations.
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2023 ShanghaiRanking ARWU Released! 34 Australian Universities Make the List, 6 in the Global Top 100 — Melbourne Leads Again!
The ShanghaiRanking's Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) was first published in 2003 by the Center for World-Class Universities at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. It was the world's first comprehensive global ranking of universities.
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Overseas applicants who want PR with no English test, no points and no age limit — in one step — still have a chance! Five pieces of good news for the GTI Global Talent programme in a single week!
Many people feel the Global Talent (GTI) visa has lost its former glory, but that is not the case. Tiffany believes it has become one of the more stable, standardised visas. With a stable allocation of 5,000 places confirmed this year, and judging by the steady stream of good news over the past two weeks, the number of applicants invited or granted this year should comfortably meet the Department’s target.
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No Study-Abroad, No Hassle — Many Overseas Teachers Can Migrate to Australia Directly! Which Teachers Qualify? What Teaching Experience Is Recognised? This Guide Helps You Check for Yourself!
Following the recent news that AITSL now accepts IELTS score-pooling (for full details, see: Language Requirements for the Teaching Skills Assessment Just Got Easier! AITSL Now Accepts IELTS Score-Pooling!), many overseas teachers have started asking how teachers can migrate to Australia.
Read More →State nomination quotas still pending — but big news is coming soon!? The Department of Home Affairs processed 8.3 million visa applications last financial year!
Last week someone appeared to receive a formal Canberra state nomination — their application cleared the system and they could move on to lodging the visa, which usually means the state government had received its nomination quota. But after that one update, there was nothing more.
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