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30/06/2026
Study Secondary Teaching in Australia: University Selection and Application Guide

In our previous article, “Australia Study and Migration Trends in 2026: Which Fields Are Worth Considering After the Federal Budget?”, we explored the employment and migration signals reflected in the Australian Federal Budget, as well as several study areas expected to remain in demand over the coming years.

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30/06/2026
Australian Nursing Degree Pathways: Universities Offering Diploma-to-Bachelor of Nursing Progression

Explore Australian nursing degree pathways through Diploma programs in Health Science and related fields. Compare universities offering progression into the Bachelor of Nursing and find the option that best suits your study goals.

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26/06/2026
Victoria University Bachelor of Nursing July 2026 Intake Open for Applications – Scholarships of Up to 30% Available

For international students planning to study nursing in Australia, a new application opportunity is now available for 2026. According to the latest admission update from Victoria University (VU), applications for the Bachelor of Nursing July 2026 intake are now open. Places are limited, and eligible applicants are encouraged to submit their applications as early as possible.

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05/06/2026
Australia Study and Migration Trends in 2026: Which Fields Are Becoming More Important After the Federal Budget?

Following the release of Australia’s 2026–27 Federal Budget, international students who plan to study in Australia and eventually pursue permanent residency (PR) need to pay closer attention to career-oriented pathways. According to the Australian Government’s 2026–27 Federal Budget, Australia’s permanent Migration Program remains set at 185,000 places, with approximately 132,240 allocated to the skilled migration stream, accounting for more than 70% of the total program.

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06/01/2026
Australia 189 Four-Tier Invitation System (Tier 1–4): Occupation Priority and Latest Trend Analysis

In the 189 skilled migration invitations, the Australian Department of Home Affairs has gradually shown a tiered priority logic based on occupation shortage levels. The industry generally summarises it as a four-tier structure of Tier 1–Tier 4. Different occupations may affect their invitation speed and probability according to shortage level ranking. SCEM has also analysed and summarised this based on authoritative information and data, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.

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