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The federal government's changes to tertiary funding will increase the cost of many degrees while other courses will be cheaper. Via Peter Mellow 
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International students facing the prospect of seeing years of work and their dreams destroyed are calling for more government assistance to help them stay in the country they've fallen in love with. Via Peter Mellow
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The new online short courses will range from diploma to masters level, costing as little as $1,250 and running from May until December. Via Peter Mellow
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April 13, 2020 9:46 PM
As little as $1,250! As if to make it sound cheap? I appreciate that these are microcredentials, but I think many #MOOCs would give better value for money than these, IMHO.
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International students in hardship due to coronavirus a 'looming humanitarian crisis', advocates say
At the start of the year Ezgi Karasu and Stuart Craig were a financially stable young couple with big dreams for their new lives in Australia, but within months of coronavirus taking off, the pair found themselves without work, facing eviction and asking homeless services for help. Via Peter Mellow
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Thanks to a loophole in the Federal Government's JobKeeper legislation, Lewis Mullins has been earning far more than he did before the coronavirus pandemic. But the same can no longer be said for his younger colleagues. Via Peter Mellow
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