Australian unis reach out to Chinese students on Sina Weibo
AUSTRALIAN universities are signing up to Chinese microblogging site Sina Weibo to reach out to potential international students. Andrew Yeung has the story.
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MELD Exclusive: Students spend hundreds on essay writing services
THOUSANDS of international students may be paying ghost writers on Sina Weibo hundreds of dollars to write their essays. This July, Andrew Yeung brings you this exclusive report on the academic services black market.
From hot to haute: Gourmet hot dogs and snags in Melbourne
SAY farewell to the gourmet burger which reigned supreme in 2011 as the humble snag works its way up the ranks to gourmet royalty in 2012.
The Eurozone crisis – bad for Australia’s economy, good for international students?
CRISIS in the Eurozone has impacted Australia’s economy, with the Aussie dollar falling. But, as Andrew Yeung ponders, bad news for the economy could be good news for international students.
Take part in national entrepreneurship competition Business Icon
EVER wanted to be on shows like The Apprentice where strategic businesspeople fundraise to compete for an opportunity? National entrepreneurship competition Business Icon is now open.
Stay or go? On graduation and beyond
AS semester draws to a close, Andrew Yeung stands at the crossroad and asks the question burning on every international student’s mind at the end of their education career. Do I stay or go?