Education partners have signed up for a programme with the New South Wales government to bring back international students. The pilot programme will only be available to those who are fully vaccinated, with the first consignment of 500 overseas students due before Christmas. Institutions such as Macquarie University, University of Sydney, UNSW, University of Newcastle, […]Read More
The Asha Community Health and Development Society (ASHA) is an Indian charitable organisation that works alongside residents of communities within Delhi. The charity collaborates with the University of Sydney to identify candidates who may be eligible for a life-changing scholarship worth up to $60,000. This year Tushar Joshi, 22, who lives in the slum area […]Read More
It has been a tough economic year, not least for our industries that rely on open porous borders. Australian universities are suffering as strict border measures are having an adverse impact on the sector. International enrolments have dropped by a whopping 210,000 this year; in addition, 130,000 international students have been studying online. Ultimately, this […]Read More
Six Indian students have received Deakin University’s Vice-Chancellor’s Meritorious Scholarship 2021. With this latest development, Tanmay Arora, one of the students, will soon travel to Australia to further his education and eventually fulfil his dream of studying abroad. The scholarships are estimated at AUD 674,490 and were awarded for studies at one of the campuses […]Read More
Western Sydney University has finalised a plan to appoint an Academic Chair in Ayurvedic Medicine. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) had been signed by both the Western Sydney University and the Government of India Ministry of AYUSH. The AYUSH Academic Chair will be in charge of the campaign supporting Ayurvedic Medicine and oversee Ayurvedic Medicine […]Read More
Acceptance to a prestigious political science program in a top Australian University was thrilling for 19-year-old Pranavi Jamwal. Pravani’s dreams came true when she was accepted to the program, which had produced Nobel Laureates and Prime Ministers. Disruptions Caused by Travel Restrictions There are certain advantages of physically attending classes. Students in classes can interact […]Read More
After several months of deliberation, International students are now going to be allowed to return to the south of Australia because the government has approved a special quarantine facility for returnees. The plan had been under deliberations for months after the government of New South Wales announced that it had submitted a pilot program to […]Read More
The COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in weeks of lockdown in several nations of the world. While everyone is struggling to figure out the new normal, students have to grapple with a lot of anxiety due to remote learning. Thousands of Australian kids are unable to attend regular classes, and their ability to learn is being […]Read More
Getting your children to be excited about going to school during the week is hard enough, let alone being able to encourage them to be passionate about learning so much that they may want to go in for extra classes on a Saturday – but that is precisely what many students are doing in Melbourne. […]Read More
With the coronavirus pandemic at its peak in several countries across the globe, countries, governments have taken various steps to ensure the safety of its citizens – the biggest one being social distancing. As a result, parents from all around the world are finding it difficult to manage their kids who are at home due […]Read More
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