International News - Around the World in Higher Education and Research, by News Tank Academic - Nr.25

Australia has frozen new overseas student provider registrations; the American Bar Association has voted to remove its DEI rule for law schools; Quebec is considering barring 27,000 students from English vocational and adult programmes; Argentine students are protesting again over Milei’s university funding cuts; Australian universities may be required to adopt a definition of antisemitism amid claims of sectoral failure.

Welcome to the new edition of News Tank Academic's roundup of international news. Every week, we bring you a selection of some of the most important developments in higher education from around the world.

Headline news

Australia suspends new registrations for overseas student providers

Australia has suspended new applications from private colleges and training providers seeking to enrol international students for two years, from 19/05/2025 to 19/05/2027.

The move, aimed at strengthening integrity in the international education sector, affects Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) registrations for vocational…