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Australian Visa Changes Cause International Student Interest to Decline at UNE

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Professor Chris Moran stated that international interest in studying in Australia is dwindling due to changes made by the Australian government to restrict student visas and family inclusions. He noted that successive government decisions have sent a negative signal into the international market.

From moreechampion.com.au

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The restrictions affect the ability of the University of New England to forecast student numbers and balance its books. Professor Moran warned that these policy changes could unfairly affect regional communities that rely on international student revenue.

From moreechampion.com.au

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  • University of New EnglandSpeculative

    The University of New England might see reduced revenue and difficulty in financial forecasting due to declining international enrollment.

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