HeyJaredGlobal Horizons - The Australian International Education Podcast
Global Horizons is Australia’s international education podcast. Each episode is focused on the stories that make our industry just so great to work in. Sometimes the stories will be industry news and current affairs.
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International Education News (opens the original)
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In this episode of Global Horizons , Rob and Dirk work through a packed international education runsheet, moving from Australia-Africa university collaboration to regulation, New Zealand’s export recovery and student accommodation. The episode begins with Australia-Africa Week in Perth, where the Australia Africa Universities Network launched its 2030 strategy and made the case for higher education, research and training to become a central pillar of Australia-Africa relations. Rob and Dirk then
Why International Education Needs a Better National Conversation (opens the original)
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In this episode of Global Horizons , Rob Malicki and Dirk Mulder return with a wide-ranging news discussion covering Nepal, the Northern Territory, student accommodation, sector advocacy and the growing divide between state and federal views on international education. The episode begins with the devastating news from Nepal, and Rob and Dirk reflect on the deep connections between Nepal and Australia’s international education community. Dirk then shares highlights from his time in Darwin, where
Robyn Cahill on International Education in the Northern Territory (opens the original)
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In this special edition of Global Horizons , Dirk Mulder sits down with Northern Territory Minister Robyn Cahill in Darwin. Recorded on Larrakia country, the conversation explores what international education means to the Northern Territory, and why the Territory sees international students as central to its community, workforce, economy and future. The episode begins with reflections on the devastating floods and landslides in Nepal, and the impact on the Nepalese student community in the North
Time to get out the highlighter! (opens the original)
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In this episode of Global Horizons, I'm doing something a bit different. With the 40th AIEC conference coming up at speed, I decided to take a solid look through the program and start trying to figure out what I might attend. ... ouch... it was a LOT harder than I expected, because there's just so much on the agenda this year! If you haven't yet had a chance to look through the agenda, this short episode will give you an idea of what's coming... and why it's super important to lock in your place
Tourism Australia has a $13.5 billion dollar vulnerability it doesn't want to admit (opens the original)
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Tourism Australia has a $13.5 billion vulnerability hiding in plain sight. Its new Tourism 2035 strategy talks about growing visitor spending, encouraging longer stays and extracting more value from tourism. But international education barely gets a look in. That’s remarkable when education-related visitors generated $15.3 billion in tourism expenditure, compared with $13.5 billion from holiday visitors. In this episode of Global Horizons, Dirk Mulder and I dig into what that omission says about
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