Being an international student in a foreign country can be an exciting experience. You can expand your learning, explore different cultures, and to get an accredited qualification you can use...
22
May
Living and studying in Sydney – The Swinburne Sydney Experience
Categories Studying in Australia, Student Support, Swinburne Sydney
15
May
Get the Swinburne Edge
Categories Swinburne Sydney, Remote Learning
Employers are always looking for professionals with the right skillset and academic base, and the right degree from a leading university can make all the difference when you are starting out in...
06
May
ECA Student Relief Fund
Categories Student Support
To keep pace with changing time in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic, ECA is offering a holistic Student Relief Program including various cost-saving measures and flexible digitally supported...
17
March
Enhancing cross-cultural engagement with students from the subcontinent: Prof. Mahsood Shah, Dean, Swinburne Sydney
Categories subcontinent, cross-cultural, engagement
Prof. Mahsood Shah, Dean of Swinburne Sydney addresses cross-cultural issues in Australian universities and discusses the way forward for academics and institutions. As part of the research team,...
13
March
Helping international students find their footing: The journey of Rupesh Singh, CEO of ECA
Categories News, international students, PIE news, inspirational journey
27
February
While the majority of universities are satisfied to maintain the status quo of education delivery, Victoria University has set itself apart from the pack by setting in place a transformation to...
24
February
Australia, despite the many ongoing crises such as fires, Coronavirus outbreak and drought that are dominating international headlines currently, is still a safe country to visit and reside in....
19
February
It’s true that misfortune or bad news often comes in clusters. January 2020, from an Australian perspective, has been quite an awful month. The bushfires have been widespread and caused more...
06
February
Australian universities got lazy. They enjoyed the seemingly endless flow of Chinese students who willingly paid top dollar to help prop up the finances of public institutions. Lazy, because it's...
