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“Victoria’s biggest export”: how an international student cap would affect Melbourne
The City of Melbourne and its local universities are preparing to navigate uncertain times as the possibility of an international student cap remains a concern ahead of the upcoming federal election.
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“A sub-optimal learning experience”: concerns mount over University High’s new CBD campus
University High School is set to open a temporary campus in the CBD to address growing enrolment and capacity challenges faced by inner-city schools.
Read MoreReviving history: student’s transformative designs for Melbourne General Cemetery
An exhibition by landscape architecture students from the University of Melbourne has showcased design ideas for the future of Melbourne General Cemetery.
Read MoreUrban Camp marks 40 years
For the past 40 years, Urban Camp Melbourne has served as a unique bridge between urban and rural lifestyles, offering an extraordinary camping experience right in the heart of the city.
Read MoreFuture climate leaders to the stage in upcoming Wattle Spotlight events
From VR gaming to political music performances and native bee hotels, young students are developing unique climate solutions for our future.
Read MoreCity school for girls receives exclusive Masterclass with cast member of Chicago
With theatre fever in the air, Academy of Mary Immaculate in Fitzroy has welcomed collaboration with Stephen Valeri, cast member of the acclaimed musical Chicago, currently gracing the stages of Melbourne.
Read MorePara-athlete inspires University High students
Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) para-triathlete Liam Twomey visited University High School on November 24 as part of the institute’s “Be Fit Be Well” program.
Read MoreCarlton Gardens Primary School upgrade is a class act
Deputy Premier Ben Carroll has shared his enthusiasm after a large expansion and upgrade to Carlton Gardens Primary School was officially completed, allowing for an extra 150 students.
Read MoreThousands of students gather for O-Week festivities
Students from all over the globe were seen to be basking in the excitement of Melbourne Orientation Week ahead of semester one starting on February 27.
Read MoreCouncil welcomes international students back
The City of Melbourne has prepared a multitude of activities to help make Melbourne a welcoming experience for international students.
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