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Looking at the broader Australian higher education sector, business programs continue to dominate in popularity, closely followed by engineering.

With a focus on intersectionality, she highlights the need to address systemic barriers and promote inclusion at all educational levels. Dr. Thomas emphasizes the importance of universal learning design and policies that support vulnerable groups, including those from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds and remote areas.

The Davos 2024 forum, part of the World Economic Forum, emphasized the critical need for workforce reskilling and upskilling in response to technological advancements and shifting job landscapes. The Future of Jobs Report 2023 predicts significant job transformations, with 69 million new roles emerging and 83 million being phased out, especially in digital, green, and energy sectors.

Embracing technology, holistic development: India leads global movement towards future-ready education

The Indian education system, underpinned by its National Education Policy 2020, is showcased as an example of this global trend, demonstrating significant advancements in digital literacy, innovative teaching methodologies, and a focus on holistic student development. Challenges such as the digital divide, accessibility issues, and the need for comprehensive teacher training are acknowledged.

Experts across various countries and destination markets for students agree that it’s high time to set further standards and revisit the industry’s professional engagement with agents and counselors in the best interest of international students and their families. 

From student housing to digital financing solutions to virtual internships, international students now have a plethora of tech-enabled services catering to their needs, simplifying their global educational experience.

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