“Don’t rush into it. If we rush into it there will be immeasurable harm done to the sector,” @MichaelSWesley, Deputy VC at @UniMelb, said in reference to the Govt’s international student cap plans and their impacts on the economy, international reputation and universities.
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The @FinancialReview reports that Independent and Greens senators are calling on the Govt to re-open the Senate Inquiry into the Bill allowing for the capping of international students and for a delay to the start date of the legislation.
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The Dean of @uwanews Business School, Professor Peter Robertson, writes in @westaustralian that the capping of international student numbers will force unis in Western Australia to freeze enrolments near their long-term low.
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“[C]apping popular universities below student demand won’t necessarily help other universities in Australia,” says @ourANU's #HigherEd expert @andrewjnorton, in an excellent explainer on proposed international student caps, in the @ConversationEDU.
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“It’s as weird as telling Rio Tinto and BHP who they can sell iron to and how many shiploads they can sell iron-ore to,” said @jacobgreber during a discussion with @PatsKarvelas and @frankelly08 about international student caps on #ThePartyRoom podcast.
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