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forward to welcoming our international students as soon as possible – and our care and thoughts are with our students in China at this stressful time”.
Professor Terry thanked Minister Tehan for formally conveying the Government’s commitment to help manage the impact on students.
“That offer of ‘maximum flexibility’ from Government is so important – and we appreciate the commitment to work closely together through the challenges this situation presents,” she said.
“On behalf of our staff and students, I also want to thank the health officials who have worked tirelessly to update advice and provide clarification in this evolving situation,” she said.
Some of the many issues canvassed in today’s wide-ranging discussions included:
An update on the impact on our students, and the round-the-clock efforts of our universities to support our students in China as this situation evolves;
Seeking further information from the Department of Home Affairs on the visa status for people unable to enter Australia;
Exploring flexibility for those students who need to renew their visa to stay in Australia because of the changed circumstances;
Thanking the higher education regulator TEQSA for the guidance note issued on Friday to signal sensible flexibility in applying the national standards to take account of the evolving situation; and
Noting the potential impact on students and staff of universities, other education providers, accommodation providers, and countless small and family businesses and communities across Australia who support our international students