Publications & resources

Our latest report calls for education and immigration policy innovation to reach a healthy and sustainable international education sector.

Australia could introduce a cap on international students and protect uni funding. Our formula shows how.

The introduction of caps has the potential to have the most significant impact on Australia’s tertiary education system in decades.

We are hurtling towards a million international students in Australia.

Data shows international students are returning to Australia, but this growth is not shared equally around the university sector.

The Conversation: International students are returning to Australia after almost two years of closed borders.

International students are heading to Canada, the UK and the US in record numbers despite the pandemic, new research by the Mitchell Institute shows.

While Australia’s university education sector is in crisis, countries with open borders are experiencing an international student revival.

Continued border closures mean the value of Australia's intern­­ational education sector is to shrink from $40.3 billion in 2019 to $20.5 billion by the end of 2022, new modelling from…

New research forecasts the education sector's biggest losses are yet to come, finding a third academic year of no international students would cost about $20 billion a year.

The Conversation: While much of the economy is in post-pandemic recovery, the international education sector continues to decline and is yet to reach its lowest point.

New report explores international student delcine following COVID-19 restrictions and models further falls that could occur if borders remain closed.