Applications by foreign students to Australian universities, vocational colleges, and other higher-education institutions declined 40 percent last month, reports The Australian, a newspaper. Education experts blamed the drop on more-rigorous requirements for student visas. In addition, they said, a delay in the government’s announcement of which jobs are “priority skills” and could lead to permanent residency for non-Australians is a factor.
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International Applications to Australian Universities Plunge
May 13, 2010, 3:29 pm
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