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Australia targets Southeast Asians with new foreign student cap policy

The increase in Australia’s foreign student cap is part of a bid to enhance Canberra’s soft power and reduce its economic dependence on China.

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scmp.comStai leggendo11 mesi fa

Australia targets Southeast Asians with new foreign student cap policy

The increase in Australia’s foreign student cap is part of a bid to enhance Canberra’s soft power and reduce its economic dependence on China.

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arabnews.com11 mesi fa

Australia lifts foreign student cap to 295,000 and prioritizes Southeast Asia

SYDNEY: Australia will raise its cap on foreign students by 9 percent to 295,000 next year and prioritize applicants from Southeast Asia, the government said on Monday. Limits on places were announced last year as a way…

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  1. lunedì 4 agosto 2025·arabnews.com

    Australia lifts foreign student cap to 295,000 and prioritizes Southeast Asia

    SYDNEY: Australia will raise its cap on foreign students by 9 percent to 295,000 next year and prioritize applicants from Southeast Asia, the government said on Monday. Limits on…

  2. lunedì 4 agosto 2025·scmp.com

    Australia targets Southeast Asians with new foreign student cap policy

    The increase in Australia’s foreign student cap is part of a bid to enhance Canberra’s soft power and reduce its economic dependence on China.