It's hoped the move could continue to grow the economic benefit of international students, who contributed $14.8 billion in revenue last year.
It's hoped the move could continue to grow the economic benefit of international students, who contributed $14.8 billion in revenue last year.A delegation of university bosses, including former premier and LaTrobe University Chancellor John Brumby supported Allan, when she made the annoucement.
"A key and central focus of my visit to India was to strengthen education the relationship around international education," she said." to drive home a firm message that Victoria was not only going to continue to be welcoming place for international students but we want to also look at how we can build on the outstanding work of our Victorian universiities back into India.
"It's something that we don't understand and don't support and we have said that clearly to the federal government."IN PICTURES
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