Risks Offshore, and the RBA’s Big Flex: The Fortnight in International Ed

https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Podcasts221/v4/8f/04/ac/8f04ac43-cbc6-98c8-4d68-23daf1b05d5c/mza_11661188476041797369.jpg/600x600bb.jpg

Global Horizons - The Australian International Education Podcast

Global Society

107 episodes

1 week ago

Global Horizons is Australia’s international education podcast. Each episode is focused on the stories that make our industry just so great to work in. Sometimes the stories will be industry news and current affairs. Other times, we’ll dive into a guest's personal career and travel stories on the show. We’ll also have episodes dedicated to unpacking industry trends or helping you to understand the nuances of one of international education’s many specialisations, like learning abroad, compliance, marketing and more. Our goal is to showcase the stories, knowledge and impact of our industry.

Education

RSS

All content for Global Horizons - The Australian International Education Podcast is the property of Global Society and is served directly from their servers with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.

Education

https://d3t3ozftmdmh3i.cloudfront.net/staging/podcast_uploaded_episode/39266696/39266696-1753945501203-d1db06d62dcc4.jpg

Risks Offshore, and the RBA’s Big Flex: The Fortnight in International Ed

Global Horizons - The Australian International Education Podcast

23 minutes 40 seconds

3 months ago

Risks Offshore, and the RBA’s Big Flex: The Fortnight in International Ed

A surprise bulletin from the RBA, a sobering reality check at the IEAA’s TNE Forum, and new data showing a dramatic shift toward intra-Asian student mobility — July’s international education news cycle was anything but quiet.

In this wide-ranging episode of Global Horizons, Dirk Mulder and Rob Malicki tackle the biggest stories shaping the future of the sector — from transnational education (TNE) to housing policy, and what Australia's universities can learn from shifting student sentiment.

Tune in for:

-Why the RBA’s surprise bulletin just blew up the “students cause housing stress” myth
-The warning signs emerging at the TNE Forum (hint: don’t jump in without a map)
-Why more students are now choosing Asia for their international education
-What the Keystone report says about Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia’s rise
-Plus: Why ACICIS alumni are being asked to help prove just how powerful Indonesian language and study abroad can be

Also in this episode: reflections on social licence, housing economics, Australia’s global competitiveness, and the intergenerational impact of shifting study trends — all wrapped in signature Global Horizons commentary.

Stick around for the outro as Rob gives a sneak peek into the next episode — a full preview of the AIEC 2025 conference program with conference chair Louise Gould.

LAST CHANCE!

Super early bird tickets for AIEC are closing soon - grab your tickets before July ends and save hundred!

Global Horizons is a production of The Global Society, Australia’s Learning Abroad support company. Our editor is Len Zamora and our distribution specialist is Gelo Ablao. Rob Malicki is the executive editor and host.

The podcast wouldn’t be possible without The Koala News, Australia’s international education news website.
This episode is supported by Choosing Your Uni, Australia's unique, AI-powered platform that helps domestic and international students to find the right institution for them, and that helps Australian institutions to access new markets.
For guest suggestions and feedback, email podcast@globalsociety.com.au