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Chinese Student Population Rebounding Strongly in Australia in 2022/23

Chinese students are integral to Australia’s international education sector. They contribute significantly to the diversity goals of Australian universities and to the Australian economy at large. But how has Australia’s largest student population fared since borders reopened Down Under? Should institutions be concerned, or does the future look bright?

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Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility

Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility