Studymove in the media
Studymove has received a number of media mentions over the years. We are honoured to have some of our research featured in key industry news websites, blogs, newsletters, published articles and conference presentations.
We look forward to continuing to share key education data and insights with colleagues around the world via these and other channels.
2026 - MEDIA MENTIONS
New Zealand’s education exports surpass pre-COVID levels as sustainable growth strategy takes hold
ICEF Monitor - 23 September 2026
Australia to restrict student dependants amid warnings of talent loss
The PIE News - Abhishek Nair - 17 September 2026
Australia moves to reduce net migration with new restrictions on student family members and “visa hopping”
ICEF Monitor - 17 September 2026
New visa curbs hit international student recruitment
University World News - Shadi Khan Saif - 17 September 2026
Australia: Decline in international higher education commencements projected for 2026
ICEF Monitor - 3 September 2026
The International Student Cake Isn’t Growing. So Who Gets the Bigger Slice?
The Koala News - Dirk Mulder - 24 August 2026
Studymove to talk Australia and New Zealand: What the latest international student data is telling us
The Koala News - Dirk Mulder - 18 August 2026
Visa squeeze ‘undermining offshore push’, says former minister
Times Higher Education - John Ross - 9 June 2026
Australia earns millions by turning away international students
Times Higher Education - John Ross - 4 May 2026
Australian government took $734 million in student visa fees last year
Study Travel Magazine - Matthew Knott - 30 April 2026
Visa Cost Increase: The Quiet Rise of a $735 Million Revenue Stream
The Koala News - Dirk Mulder - 23 April 2026
Studymove’s 2026 outlook: stability at the top line, pressure beneath
The Koala News - Dirk Mulder - 20 January 2026
How are Australian universities approaching international recruitment in 2026?
ICEF Monitor - 15 January 2026
2025 - MEDIA MENTIONS
Convera Live Melbourne Brings Sector Leaders Together to Examine the Future of Global Education Payments
The Koala News - Dirk Mulder - 9 December 2025
Study abroad halves among disadvantaged students
Times Higher Education - John Ross - 6 December 2025
Australia’s student commencements dip, but 2025 cap still within reach
The PIE News - Kim Martin - 24 September 2025
New Data Shows International Education Sector Reaching 102% of 2025 Student Allocations
The Koala News - 23 September 2025
Diverging English requirements ‘a risk to institutional brand’
Times Higher Education - 18 September 2025
Ministerial Direction 111 and the 2026 National Planning Levels: What Our Latest Analysis Reveals
The Koala News - 15 September 2025
Poaching of students ‘costing universities hundreds of millions’
Times Higher Education - 10 September 2025
Analysis shows impact of immigration settings on international tuition fees at Australian universities
ICEF Monitor - 27 March 2025
Visa policies, not ranking, ‘now primary determinant of fees’
Times Higher Education - 23 March 2025
High study visa refusal rates disrupting the international education landscape
ICEF Monitor - 5 March 2025
A data perspective: The impact of Australia's new policy framework on international education
IEAA Insights - Keri Ramirez - 4 March 2025
Master’s pivot ‘problematic’ for cash-strapped universitieswing public support
Times Higher Education - John Ross - February 18, 2025
2024 - MEDIA MENTIONS
New Zealand: International student enrolments up 67% in 2023 amid growing public support
ICEF Monitor - 28 November 2024
Aussie visa policies impact Pinoy students
The Daily Tribune - Kimberly Anne Ojeda - 1 November 2024
New Zealand international education ‘fully recovered by 2025’
Times Higher Education - John Ross - 1 November 2024
New Zealand's international education sector recovery gathers pace
StudyTravel Magazine - Matthew Knott - 31 October 2024
New Zealand’s full post-Covid recovery expected in 2025
The PIE News - Polly Nash - 28 October 2024
After a series of policy tightening, the number of Australian student visas granted to Vietnamese people decreased by 28%.
Vietnam.VN - Thanh Nien Magazine - 23 October 2024
Australian study visas fall by 40% as “disruptive” policy changes take hold
The PIE News - Polly Nash - 21 October 2024
Big fee hikes in store for Australia’s international students
Times Higher Education - John Ross - 17 October 2024
Explained: the national planning level in Australia and how it could affect you
The PIE News - Beth Kennedy - 29 August 2024
Australia’s international enrolments capped at 270k
The PIE News - Simone Renschr - 27 August 2024
Indo-Pacific mobility and New Colombo Plan grants: All in this together
The Koala News - Trevor Goddard - 22 August 2024
New Colombo Plan Scholarships 2.0: A whole new world
The Koala News - Trevor Goddard - 21 August 2024
Visa fee hike: Modelling shows it may be good for the government, not good for sector or students
The Koala News - Dirk Mulder - 4 July 2024
Plunge in student numbers to drive migration reset
Australian Financial Review - Julie Hare - 26 April 2024
Visa hike expected in May as Australian sector share prices fall
The PIE News - Viggo Stacey - 17 April 2024
Impact of migration changes detailed by Studymove
The KOALA - International Education News - Dirk Mulder - 5 April 2024
Visa chaos ‘turning students off Australia’
Times Higher Education - John Ross - 4 April 2024
Global sector sees opportunities despite China’s population drop
The PIE News - Viggo Stacey - 25 January 2024
Australia’s per-student international earnings eroded by Covidd of lodgements and grant rate revealed
Times Higher Education - John Ross - 31 January 2024
2023 - MEDIA MENTIONS
Unis should “keep assessing market” – Studymovef lodgements and grant rate revealed
The PIE News - Sophie Hogan - 14 December 2023
STUDYMOVE Data Update Vol 7: the remarkable inverse trend of lodgements and grant rate revealed
The KOALA - International Education News - Dirk Mulder - 10 December 2023
Australia’s international student enrolments ‘set to decline’
Times Higher Education - John Ross - 8 December 2023
Do recruitment agents offer universities value for money?
World University News - 30 September 2023
Australia’s foreign enrolment surpasses pre-pandemic benchmarks
ICEF Monitor - 27 September 2023
Australia back but scholarship plans need review
The PIE News - Viggo Stacey - 30 August 2023
Optimism for Intl Ed Sector According to Studymove Data
The KOALA - International Education News - 23 August 2023
Modest profits from Australia’s international education boom
Times Higher Education - 20 August 2023
Australian international education earnings on the rise
Times Higher Education - 28 February 2023
“Truly fantastic” – sector responds to Aus PSW move
The PIE News - 23 February 2023
Inside Australia’s Rental Crisis: The Latest Updates You Need to Know
Insider Guides - 7 February 2023
2022 - MEDIA MENTIONS
Australia: 11% rise in new commencement predicted in 2023
The PIE News - 20 December 2022
How will international student fees be set in Australian universities in 2023?
IEAA - Insights - 1 October 2022
Australia market conditions to drive tuition pricing strategies in 2023
The PIE News - 22 September 2022
International student fees are on the rise but not at all universities
Australian Financial Review - 9 September 2022
Australian international education blows hot and cold
Times Higher Education - 9 September 2022
KEY DATA UPDATE: Analysis of 2023 International Student Fees
YouTube - Studymove Channel - 1 September 2022
VIDEO: Analysis of Learning Abroad and Virtual Experiences for Australian university students
YouTube - Studymove Channel - 1 September 2022
Inflation “may impact” Australia’s attraction as study destination
The PIE News - 31 May 2022
Inflation volatility ‘could boost’ student flows to Australia
Times Higher Education - 27 May 2022
KEY DATA UPDATE: The impact of inflation on international education
YouTube - Studymove Channel - 19 May 2022
How uni students can save $9600 in fees by answering three questions
Australian Financial Review - 5 May 2022
Need to foster Australia-Asia youth engagement not dependent on travel
The PIE News - 26 April 2022
Studymove assisted the Asia Society Australia and IEAA in conducting research for this report.
Generation Asia Report | Keeping Connected
Asia Society Australia - 20 April 2022
Studymove assisted the Asia Society Australia and IEAA in conducting research for this report.
Why more women than men choose to study overseas
Australian Financial Review - 6 March 2022
Australia: higher ed sector heading to “full recovery”, data suggests
The PIE News - 2 March 2022
KEY DATA UPDATE: Studymove's analysis of opportunities for international education in Australia in 2022.
YouTube - Studymove Channel - 24 February 2022
Analysis of student preferences towards Learning Abroad and Virtual Experiences (Studymove)
YouTube - Studymove Channel - 18 February 2022
2021 - MEDIA MENTIONS
IEAA report: High demand to study abroad among Australian uni students
Study Travel Magazine - 25 October 2021
University tuition fees defy the laws of supply and demand
Australian Financial Review (AFR) - 17 October 2021
Australian university rankings could affect tuition fees: study
Study International - 14 September 2021
Top-Ranking Universities in Australia with Less than AUD 30,000 Tuition Fee a Year
Uni Enrol - 28 July 2021
The Innovation Districts Covid-19 R&D Challenges
ACU - Collaborate Plus e-newsletter - 17 June 2021
Are Rankings Always Good News?
Campus Review - Vol. 31, Issue 06 - June 2021 (Page 3)
2020 - MEDIA MENTIONS
Measuring the impact of COVID-19 in Learning Abroad
IEAA Blog - 17 November 2020 - Keri Ramirez
Aus: only 16% consider virtual options – survey
The PIE News - 16 November 2020 - Will Nott
Students fear travel restrictions will affect employability: study
The Australian - 11 November 2020 - Jill Rowbotham
Domino effect warning as estimated 100,000 students to miss out on study abroad
Campus Review - 11 November 2020 - Dallas Bastian
Shutdown of study abroad for Australian students a reminder that international education is a “two-way street”
ICEF Monitor - 11 November 2020
WEBINAR: Data to support the student recruitment road to recovery in Australia
This webinar will review how COVID-19 has rapidly changed the marketing mix in the international education sector insights, in the areas we like to call the “4 new Ps of Student Recruitment” and the likely trends for post-COVID recovery.
IEAA - Friday 2 October 2020 - 12:00pm-1:00pm (AEST)
WEBINAR: Impact of COVID 19 on learning abroad
Student Mobility at a Crossroads: IEAA Learning Abroad (virtual) Forum 2020
IEAA - Monday 14 September, 3–4pm (AEST)
Survey: Do highly-ranked universities charge higher fees?
Study International News - 9
Aus: link between QS Rankings and higher int’l fees
The PIE News - 7 September 2020 - Will Nott
VIDEO: Career Outcomes Learning Abroad
In this video produced by Studymove, Chair of the IEAA Research Committee, Dr Davina Potts, discusses the results of research conducted for the Career Outcomes of Learning Abroad National Report.
YouTube - Monday 31 August
International students question fee hikes at Canadian HEIs
The PIE News - 18 August 2020 - Viggo Stacey
How can Google Trends assist education providers in times of uncertainty?
IEAA Blog - 4 May 2020 - Keri Ramirez
UCOL Hosts 220 Attendees for International Education Webinar
By UCOL - 30 April 2020
Don’t neglect 2021 int’l student recruitment pipeline, HEIs urged
The PIE News - 27 April 2020 - Jennifer Menchin
New Zealand universities report continued uptick in int’l enrolments
The PIE News - 24 January 2020 - The PIE News Team
2019 - MEDIA MENTIONS
International-study agreements: where and for what
Campus Morning Mail – 9 October 2019
Shared or Private Room? A comprehensive analysis of international students' preferences regarding student accommodation
AIEC Presentation, Perth – October 2019
Signed, sealed, delivered: a review of articulation agreements in Australia
IEAA Blog – 30 September 2019
Global Context and European Perspectives on International Internships: To Credit or Not to Credit? That is the Question...
Global Internships Conference, New Zealand – 2 to 5 July 2019
New Zealand: half of int’l uni students recruited through agents
The PIE News - 8 March 2019 - Anton Crace
2018 - MEDIA MENTIONS
Australian universities rely on world rankings to set tuition fees, the more expensive they are, the more expensive they are.
Education News - 29 Sep 2018
Data insight or overload? The power of collective international education benchmarking
NZIEC 2019 Presentation – August 2018
Australia wants to welcome more foreign students – minister
By Study International Staff - 6 March 2018
International scholarships: what's the best approach?
IEAA Blog – Keri Ramirez – 28 February 2018
38% international students in NZ apply through education agents
The PIE News - 23 February 2018 - Anton Crace
New Zealand - Sharp rise in international students, but mobility falls
University World News - 17 February 2018 - Brendan O’Malley
Sharing Data for Successful Collaborations Across Institutions
APAIE Presentation – 25 March 2018
2016 - MEDIA MENTIONS
Networks, connections and friendly competition: using global partners for benchmarking in learning abroad
AIEC Presentation - October 2016
How do rankings impact international tuition fees in Australia?
AIEC Presentation - October 2016
Networks, connections and friendly competition: using global partners for benchmarking in learning abroad
AIEC Presentation - October 2016
Big Ten universities reported the highest number of students in Learning Abroad programs in five years
Big Ten Academic Alliance – United States - 2016
Australia: The higher the ranking the higher the price, study finds
International Scholastic Group - 21 April 2016 - Natalie Marsh
NZ: university benchmark for int’l operations
The PIE News - 10 March 2016 - Natalie Marsh
2015 - MEDIA MENTIONS
Studymove completes the International Learning Mobility Benchmark for the Big Ten Academic Alliance.
Big Ten Academic Alliance – United States - 2015
2013 - MEDIA MENTIONS
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