Independent Higher Education Australia appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback on TEQSA’s revisedService Charter and consultation paper, for which submissions are due by 5pm (AEST) 20 May 2024. Thank you to the IHEA members who provided feedbac …
Independent Higher Education Australia (IHEA) has provided a submission in response to the consultation on the Australasian Performing Right Association’s application for authorisation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. Thank you to …
Independent Higher Education Australia (IHEA), the peak body representing independent higher educationproviders, today expressed grave concerns over the proposed changes to provider registration requirementsunder the Education Services for Overseas Stu …
In recent weeks a number of public university vice chancellors, and at least one chancellor, have reacted to the Federal Government’s decision to impose a hard cap on the number of international students entering Higher Education from 1 January 2025 by …
Independent Higher Education Australia (IHEA) endorses and welcomes the comments by Australia’s two peakbusiness groups – the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) and the Business Council of Australia(BCA) – strongly expressing concerns a …
Independent Higher Education Australia (IHEA) is disappointed at the Australian Government’s 2024 Budget. There is very little to support students and providers in the independent sector, while new measures in international education threaten the viabi …
Independent Higher Education Australia (IHEA) CEO, Dr Peter Hendy, welcomes the Australian Universities AccordFinal Report and notes its comprehensive recommendations aimed at bolstering the higher education sector’s future. “The Australian Universitie …
Independent Higher Education Australia (IHEA) has provided a submission on the consultation paper released by the Department of Education and the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations on the National Skills Passport. The consultation is inte …
Independent Higher Education Australia (IHEA) warmly welcomes the appointment of Professor Barney Glover as the new head of Jobs and Skills Australia. Professor Glover’s record of leadership in the higher education sector, most notably as Vice Chancell …