鈥淚nternational students seeking a world-class education at our universities deserve nothing less,鈥 黑料老司机 Chief Executive Catriona Jackson said.
鈥淭hese latest steps the government is taking will help protect students from unscrupulous operators seeking to exploit them for personal gain. Enough is enough.
鈥淲e are fully supportive of the government鈥檚 focus on putting students first 鈥 that鈥檚 where they belong.
鈥淯niversities have called for action in this space and the enhanced monitoring and compliance measures announced today send a firm message to dodgy agents that we are cracking down.
鈥淲e welcome students from more than 140 countries and it鈥檚 important that they receive the full benefits of the world-class education they need and deserve.
鈥淭hese students bring new perspectives, knowledge and skills 鈥 making our nation stronger socially and contributing tens of billions of dollars to our economy.
鈥淥ur international education sector is a national asset worth protecting and we鈥檒l continue to work closely with government to ensure it continues to deliver for students and the nation.鈥
