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      • description_oldCurtin University, ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, has a range of initiatives to ensure Chinese students can benefit from its highly respected, global education.
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      • content_old<p><a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Curtin University</a>, ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, has a range of initiatives to ensure Chinese students can benefit from its highly respected, global education.</p> <p><strong>Response to the pandemic</strong></p> <p>Prior to the pandemic, Chinese students comprised the second largest group of non-Australian students at Curtin Perth, enjoying the university’s range of internationally recognized courses, its emphasis on practical learning and Perth’s safe, sunny environment.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/2-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Curtin-Uni-MBA-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Students from Curtin University’s Business School at its Management HQ facility.</figcaption> </figure> <p>When COVID-19 intensified, Curtin transitioned more than 150 courses to online delivery, allowing students in China and around the world to obtain an Australian degree despite travel restrictions.</p> <p>The University has also launched several new scholarships, including the AUD$5,000 Starter Support Scholarship, to support students who can’t travel to Australia.</p> <p>“These initiatives are integral to supporting our students during these uncertain times,” says Curtin Deputy Vice-Chancellor International Professor Seth Kunin.</p> <p><strong>Student exchange</strong></p> <p>Curtin is strengthening its existing student exchange programs and developing new opportunities to implement when international travel resumes.</p> <p>Curtin already has partnerships with universities including Nanjing Audit University, South China Normal University and Yanshan University.</p> <p>Under these arrangements, undergraduate Chinese students can begin studying at their home university and may be eligible for online English tuition from Curtin valued at AUD$6,295 before travelling to Curtin Perth when it is safe to do so.</p> <p>Graduates receive an undergraduate degree from Curtin, or depending on the arrangement, from Curtin and their home university.</p> <p>Professor Anping Yu, Vice-President of Nanjing Audit University, which has had a 16-year partnership with Curtin, says more than 900 students have graduated from their articulation program and have helped form a cultural bridge between the two nations.</p> <p>“Our alumni are active in all kinds of fields in economic society and they have been the medium of cooperation, communication and cultural exchange between China and Australia,” he says.</p> <p>Curtin has also developed course pathway options with Xiamen National Accounting Institute and Yanshan University to help Chinese students progress with their postgraduate studies in Australia.</p> <p><strong>Research opportunities</strong></p> <p>Curtin is involved in collaborations with Chinese universities that give PhD students and researchers opportunities to create lasting positive change.</p> <p>This includes alliances with Fudan University to improve cross-cultural understanding about writing in Australia and China, and with Sun Yat-sen University to better support people on the autism spectrum.</p> <p>Curtin has also joined forces with Nanjing University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Tongji University, Huazhong University of Science and Engineering, and Harbin Institute of Technology to solve industry problems in megaproject management practice.</p> <p>“We are pleased to be working with such highly ranked universities to address challenges facing industries and communities in China and Australia,” Professor Kunin says.</p>
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      • titleTasmania: A place unlike any other
      • description_oldTasmania is a place of contrasts, boasting vibrant cities and tranquil UNESCO World Heritage Natural Sites. Roughly the size of Sri Lanka, Australia's southern-most state embraces its unique island character and has remained one of the world's best kept secrets. Until now.
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      • content_old<p>Tasmania is a place of contrasts, boasting vibrant cities and tranquil UNESCO World Heritage Natural Sites. Roughly the size of Sri Lanka, Australia’s southern-most state embraces its unique island character and has remained one of the world’s best kept secrets.</p> <p>Until now.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/3-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Tasmania-Uni-Rufus-Black-Vice-Chancellor.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Tasmania University Vice Chancellor Rufus Black</figcaption> </figure> <p>As the island’s largest educational institution, the <a href="https://utaschina.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Tasmania</a> is deeply committed to providing hands-on learning and an unforgettable adventure. It offers more than 150 courses, including traditional degrees in medicine, law, engineering, architecture, business and the arts. It is also a pioneer in developing highly respected non-traditional programs, like marine and Antarctic science, maritime engineering, and environmental studies.</p> <p>With a variety of dual degree options, students can combine their passion with great job prospects, all within a supportive and welcoming environment.</p> <p>The University of Tasmania is internationally recognized for excellence in research and teaching. In the QS World University Rankings, it leads in English, biological sciences, chemistry, education, environmental sciences, law, medicine, sociology and economics. It is also among the top 100 schools worldwide for Earth and marine Sciences, as well as agriculture and forestry in the same ranking.</p> <p>The university’s state-of-the-art learning facilities include a world-leading health sciences precinct, a media school in the vibrant Salamanca district of Hobart, a bold and ambitious arts center, the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Science, and the Australian Maritime College.</p> <p>The University of Tasmania prides itself on smaller class sizes, strong support and ready access to lecturers and tutors – all of which fosters a personalized learning experience. Its classes are taught in English, which increases language proficiency and strengthens the professional networks of its roughly 7,000 foreign students.</p> <p>The University also offers a range of generous scholarships for international students. These include the Tasmanian International Scholarship, which provides a 25% discount of tuition fees.</p> <p>As a place to live, Tasmania is one of the safest states in Australia. Away from the bustle of big city life, students enjoy an environment conducive to thinking and learning. This learning extends far beyond the classroom, with opportunities to visit globally acclaimed national parks and wilderness sites, both in Tasmania across the rest of Australia.</p> <p>Every student who joins the University of Tasmania becomes part of a diverse, creative and welcoming community. The University ensures that its graduates enter the workplace with the skills and practical experience to thrive in their chosen careers.</p> <p>CRICOS Provider Code: 00586B</p>
      • content<p>Tasmania is a place of contrasts, boasting vibrant cities and tranquil UNESCO World Heritage Natural Sites. Roughly the size of Sri Lanka, Australia’s southern-most state embraces its unique island character and has remained one of the world’s best kept secrets.</p> <p>Until now.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/3-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Tasmania-Uni-Rufus-Black-Vice-Chancellor.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Tasmania University Vice Chancellor Rufus Black</figcaption> </figure> <p>As the island’s largest educational institution, the <a href="https://utaschina.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Tasmania</a> is deeply committed to providing hands-on learning and an unforgettable adventure. It offers more than 150 courses, including traditional degrees in medicine, law, engineering, architecture, business and the arts. It is also a pioneer in developing highly respected non-traditional programs, like marine and Antarctic science, maritime engineering, and environmental studies.</p> <p>With a variety of dual degree options, students can combine their passion with great job prospects, all within a supportive and welcoming environment.</p> <p>The University of Tasmania is internationally recognized for excellence in research and teaching. In the QS World University Rankings, it leads in English, biological sciences, chemistry, education, environmental sciences, law, medicine, sociology and economics. It is also among the top 100 schools worldwide for Earth and marine Sciences, as well as agriculture and forestry in the same ranking.</p> <p>The university’s state-of-the-art learning facilities include a world-leading health sciences precinct, a media school in the vibrant Salamanca district of Hobart, a bold and ambitious arts center, the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Science, and the Australian Maritime College.</p> <p>The University of Tasmania prides itself on smaller class sizes, strong support and ready access to lecturers and tutors – all of which fosters a personalized learning experience. Its classes are taught in English, which increases language proficiency and strengthens the professional networks of its roughly 7,000 foreign students.</p> <p>The University also offers a range of generous scholarships for international students. These include the Tasmanian International Scholarship, which provides a 25% discount of tuition fees.</p> <p>As a place to live, Tasmania is one of the safest states in Australia. Away from the bustle of big city life, students enjoy an environment conducive to thinking and learning. This learning extends far beyond the classroom, with opportunities to visit globally acclaimed national parks and wilderness sites, both in Tasmania across the rest of Australia.</p> <p>Every student who joins the University of Tasmania becomes part of a diverse, creative and welcoming community. The University ensures that its graduates enter the workplace with the skills and practical experience to thrive in their chosen careers.</p> <p>CRICOS Provider Code: 00586B</p>
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      • description_oldInnovative. Dynamic. Diverse. These characteristics draw over a quarter of a million international students to New South Wales (NSW) each year. From the vibrant city life of Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong to the breathtaking scenery of the North, Central and South Coasts and Country and Outback NSW, the state hosts unique experiences for every type of student.
      • descriptionInnovative. Dynamic. Diverse. These characteristics draw over a quarter of a million international students to New South Wales (NSW) each year. From the vibrant city life of Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong to the breathtaking scenery of the North, Central and South Coasts and Country and Outback NSW, the state hosts unique experiences for every type of student.
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      • content_old<p>Innovative. Dynamic. Diverse. These characteristics draw over a quarter of a million international students to New South Wales (NSW) each year. From the vibrant city life of Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong to the breathtaking scenery of the North, Central and South Coasts and Country and Outback NSW, the state hosts unique experiences for every type of student.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-NSW-Sydney-Logo.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>Accounting for about 40 percent of Australia’s foreign student population, NSW is home to the country’s leading universities, secondary schools, English colleges and vocational education providers. The state has remained highly attractive because it affords the opportunity to get a quality education while enjoying the scenic lifestyle and entrepreneurial culture Australia is known for.</p> <p>NSW is home to more universities than any other Australian state, including QS World Rankings top placers such as the <a href="https://www.sydney.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Sydney</a>, <a href="https://www.unsw.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of New South Wales</a>, <a href="https://utscollege.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Technology Sydney</a>, <a href="https://www.newcastle.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Newcastle</a>, and <a href="https://www.uow.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Wollongong</a>.</p> <p>A hotbed of innovation, creativity, and culture, Sydney attracts students from around the world and is consistently ranked in the top five student cities in the world. With 40% of the city’s residents born in another country, the city has nurtured a multicultural diversity not found in other parts of the world.</p> <p>While Sydney mostly appeals to young students seeking an urban buzz, other NSW regions suit those seeking adventure, whether amid the greenery or the beaches.</p> <p>“Based on an international student survey, over 90% of students report a high level of satisfaction in NSW. It’s even higher in these smaller regions that are uncrowded, where students have better work opportunities because businesses really value the experiences and the skills that these international students bring,” said Peter Mackey, NSW Government’s Director for International Education and the Head of <a href="https://www.study.sydney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Study NSW</a>.</p> <p>Study NSW was established in 2014 as a dedicated unit of the NSW Government to support, enhance and improve the experience of international students in the state. As NSW’s largest service export, international education plays an integral role in the state’s economic development, contributing billions of dollars and supporting thousands of local jobs.</p> <p>In 2019, NSW hosted nearly 300,000 international students from 160 different countries, with Chinese students making up around 29 percent of that group. Beyond their economic contribution, the NSW Government values the impact that international students have in fostering strong communities and building bridges between the state and the rest of the world.</p> <p>“International education is at the center of the NSW Government’s international strategy in terms of how we position ourselves into the world. International students are key to building long-term bilateral relationships. Every one of our students that returns home with a positive experience feels closer and more connected to NSW and is more likely to invest here or buy our goods and services,” said Mackey.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Study-NSW-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>84 percent of international students return overseas after their studies, many becoming influential in business, research and government, deepening ties between Australia and other countries. These individual stories are a powerful collective force in trade, diplomatic and innovation networks.</p> <p>International students are important members of local communities, contributing to the state’s cultural capital. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, the impact of international education became more evident. Study NSW doubled its efforts in staying present amongst its international students both onshore and offshore.</p> <p>“The first thing we did when COVID hit was to create an international student hub on our website because we know students need a trusted, reliable source of information. The hub is available in different languages, including Chinese, so that students and families, whether they’re here or at home, can understand what services are accessible to them,” said Mackey.</p> <p>Leveraging this platform, Study NSW continues to extend their help to international students.</p> <p>Early in the pandemic, the State Government also announced a significant international student welfare package. The $20+ million relief package includes a temporary housing scheme and student support services, such as legal and referrals support.</p> <p>“We’re addressing international student food insecurity. We have partnered with an organization here called Foodbank, and we’re distributing over 62,000 emergency food hampers to struggling students. We’ve really tried to make sure international students know that they’re part of our family and our community and that they’re not left behind,” said Mackey.</p> <p>Mackey’s team is planning for the safe return of international students in 2021. Under the Australian Prime Minister’s guidelines, they are devising a plan which sets the gold standard for safety and security for international students.</p> <p>“NSW is an extremely safe, welcoming, and multicultural society. The message that I want to highlight to our Chinese students stuck overseas is that we’re thinking of them, and we’re looking forward to welcoming them back. We’re really doing everything we can to open our borders as quickly as we can,” said Mackey.</p> <figure class="image-container"><img class="align-left" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Study-NSW-QR-Code.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure>
      • content<p>Innovative. Dynamic. Diverse. These characteristics draw over a quarter of a million international students to New South Wales (NSW) each year. From the vibrant city life of Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong to the breathtaking scenery of the North, Central and South Coasts and Country and Outback NSW, the state hosts unique experiences for every type of student.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-NSW-Sydney-Logo.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>Accounting for about 40 percent of Australia’s foreign student population, NSW is home to the country’s leading universities, secondary schools, English colleges and vocational education providers. The state has remained highly attractive because it affords the opportunity to get a quality education while enjoying the scenic lifestyle and entrepreneurial culture Australia is known for.</p> <p>NSW is home to more universities than any other Australian state, including QS World Rankings top placers such as the <a href="https://www.sydney.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Sydney</a>, <a href="https://www.unsw.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of New South Wales</a>, <a href="https://utscollege.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Technology Sydney</a>, <a href="https://www.newcastle.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Newcastle</a>, and <a href="https://www.uow.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Wollongong</a>.</p> <p>A hotbed of innovation, creativity, and culture, Sydney attracts students from around the world and is consistently ranked in the top five student cities in the world. With 40% of the city’s residents born in another country, the city has nurtured a multicultural diversity not found in other parts of the world.</p> <p>While Sydney mostly appeals to young students seeking an urban buzz, other NSW regions suit those seeking adventure, whether amid the greenery or the beaches.</p> <p>“Based on an international student survey, over 90% of students report a high level of satisfaction in NSW. It’s even higher in these smaller regions that are uncrowded, where students have better work opportunities because businesses really value the experiences and the skills that these international students bring,” said Peter Mackey, NSW Government’s Director for International Education and the Head of <a href="https://www.study.sydney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Study NSW</a>.</p> <p>Study NSW was established in 2014 as a dedicated unit of the NSW Government to support, enhance and improve the experience of international students in the state. As NSW’s largest service export, international education plays an integral role in the state’s economic development, contributing billions of dollars and supporting thousands of local jobs.</p> <p>In 2019, NSW hosted nearly 300,000 international students from 160 different countries, with Chinese students making up around 29 percent of that group. Beyond their economic contribution, the NSW Government values the impact that international students have in fostering strong communities and building bridges between the state and the rest of the world.</p> <p>“International education is at the center of the NSW Government’s international strategy in terms of how we position ourselves into the world. International students are key to building long-term bilateral relationships. Every one of our students that returns home with a positive experience feels closer and more connected to NSW and is more likely to invest here or buy our goods and services,” said Mackey.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Study-NSW-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>84 percent of international students return overseas after their studies, many becoming influential in business, research and government, deepening ties between Australia and other countries. These individual stories are a powerful collective force in trade, diplomatic and innovation networks.</p> <p>International students are important members of local communities, contributing to the state’s cultural capital. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, the impact of international education became more evident. Study NSW doubled its efforts in staying present amongst its international students both onshore and offshore.</p> <p>“The first thing we did when COVID hit was to create an international student hub on our website because we know students need a trusted, reliable source of information. The hub is available in different languages, including Chinese, so that students and families, whether they’re here or at home, can understand what services are accessible to them,” said Mackey.</p> <p>Leveraging this platform, Study NSW continues to extend their help to international students.</p> <p>Early in the pandemic, the State Government also announced a significant international student welfare package. The $20+ million relief package includes a temporary housing scheme and student support services, such as legal and referrals support.</p> <p>“We’re addressing international student food insecurity. We have partnered with an organization here called Foodbank, and we’re distributing over 62,000 emergency food hampers to struggling students. We’ve really tried to make sure international students know that they’re part of our family and our community and that they’re not left behind,” said Mackey.</p> <p>Mackey’s team is planning for the safe return of international students in 2021. Under the Australian Prime Minister’s guidelines, they are devising a plan which sets the gold standard for safety and security for international students.</p> <p>“NSW is an extremely safe, welcoming, and multicultural society. The message that I want to highlight to our Chinese students stuck overseas is that we’re thinking of them, and we’re looking forward to welcoming them back. 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Students of Curtin University become part of an extensive academic network that provides internationally recognized degrees that prepare them for the competitive global market.</p> <p>Location: Perth</p> <p>No. of students: 13,000 (foreign) / 1,900 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Commerce and Engineering</p> <p>Contact person: Lily Xu, Regional Recruitment Manager</p> <p>Phone: +86 1 39 1850 8366 / E-mail: lily.xu@curtin.edu.au / URL: <a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn">www.curtinuni.cn</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/3-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Tasmania-Uni-Rufus-Black-Vice-Chancellor.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Tasmania University Vice Chancellor Rufus Black</figcaption> </figure> <p>The <a href="https://utaschina.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Tasmania</a> has developed a stimulating academic environment and campus life that allows all its students to excel in their chosen courses in one of the world’s most beautiful locations. Maintaining a distinctive Tasmanian identity, it offers an internationalized curriculum, a wide range of degrees, various student exchanges, and diverse learning experiences that will shape future global leaders.</p> <p>Location: Hobart</p> <p>No. of students: 7,920 (foreign) / 2,735 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Marine and Antarctic Science, Maritime Engineering, Earth and</p> <p>Marine Sciences, Environmental Studies, Medicine, Law, Agriculture</p> <p>Contact person: Ms. Candy Han</p> <p>Phone: +61 3 6226 6200 / E-mail: <a href="mailto:Candy.Han@utas.edu.au">Candy.Han@utas.edu.au</a> / URL: <a href="http://www.utaschina.cn">www.utaschina.cn</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-NSW-Sydney-Logo.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Sydney comes alive in the nighttime.</figcaption> </figure> <p>The New South Wales (NSW) Government set up <a href="http://www.study.sydney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Study NSW</a> as a dedicated unit to support and grow the number of international students in Sydney and the Australian State of NSW. Study NSW’s priority is enhancing international students’ experience and promoting NSW’s leadership in international education launching global careers.</p> <p>Location: Sydney</p> <p>No. of students: 287,362 (foreign) / 82,111 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: English Language Courses, Business Management, Engineering and Related Technologies</p> <p>Contact person: Peter Mackey, Director, International Trade</p> <p>E-mail: study.nsw@treasury.nsw.gov.au / URL: <a href="http://www.study.sydney">www.study.sydney</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-QLD-Shannon-Willoughby.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Study QLD Executive Director Shannon Willoughby</figcaption> </figure> <p>Start Here. Go Anywhere. With international students from more than 160 countries, <a href="https://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Queensland</a> is becoming a melting pot of culture and talent. The Australian state hosts more than 200 globally recognized schools and educational institutions spread across 11 cities and towns, making it the perfect platform to launch a successful career.</p> <p>No. of students: 72,000 (foreign) / 24,000 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top Programs: Engineering, Biomedicine, Physics,</p> <p>Environmental Science, Robotics</p> <p>URL: <a href="http://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au">www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-St-Margarets-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">More than a century old, St. Margaret's remains one of Australia top day and boarding schools for girls</figcaption> </figure> <p><a href="https://www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">St Margaret’s</a> is an independent day and boarding school. A leader in girls’ education, it has a proud boarding history with 185 boarders living on campus. Named Australia’s Boarding School of the Year in 2019 and 2020, St Margaret’s offers global opportunities and programs and is known for its focus on academic excellence.</p> <p>Location: Brisbane</p> <p>No. of students: 51 (foreign) / 34 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Global Exchange Program, STEM focus, Mandarin and French, Extensive extracurricular programs across the Arts, Sport and Music, a range of pathways to tertiary study and other career paths.</p> <p>Contact person: Ms Angelin Achari</p> <p>Phone: +61 7 3862 0777/ E-mail: <a href="mailto:admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au">admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au</a> / URL: <a href="http://www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au">www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au</a></p>
      • content<figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Curtin-Uni-John-Cordery.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Curtin University Vice Chancellor Prof. John Cordery</figcaption> </figure> <p>Ranked 10th in Australia and 174th in the world, according to the U.S. News and World Report rankings, <a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Curtin University</a> in Perth also has campuses in Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius and Dubai. Students of Curtin University become part of an extensive academic network that provides internationally recognized degrees that prepare them for the competitive global market.</p> <p>Location: Perth</p> <p>No. of students: 13,000 (foreign) / 1,900 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Commerce and Engineering</p> <p>Contact person: Lily Xu, Regional Recruitment Manager</p> <p>Phone: +86 1 39 1850 8366 / E-mail: lily.xu@curtin.edu.au / URL: <a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn">www.curtinuni.cn</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/3-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Tasmania-Uni-Rufus-Black-Vice-Chancellor.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Tasmania University Vice Chancellor Rufus Black</figcaption> </figure> <p>The <a href="https://utaschina.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Tasmania</a> has developed a stimulating academic environment and campus life that allows all its students to excel in their chosen courses in one of the world’s most beautiful locations. Maintaining a distinctive Tasmanian identity, it offers an internationalized curriculum, a wide range of degrees, various student exchanges, and diverse learning experiences that will shape future global leaders.</p> <p>Location: Hobart</p> <p>No. of students: 7,920 (foreign) / 2,735 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Marine and Antarctic Science, Maritime Engineering, Earth and</p> <p>Marine Sciences, Environmental Studies, Medicine, Law, Agriculture</p> <p>Contact person: Ms. Candy Han</p> <p>Phone: +61 3 6226 6200 / E-mail: <a href="mailto:Candy.Han@utas.edu.au">Candy.Han@utas.edu.au</a> / URL: <a href="http://www.utaschina.cn">www.utaschina.cn</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-NSW-Sydney-Logo.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Sydney comes alive in the nighttime.</figcaption> </figure> <p>The New South Wales (NSW) Government set up <a href="http://www.study.sydney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Study NSW</a> as a dedicated unit to support and grow the number of international students in Sydney and the Australian State of NSW. Study NSW’s priority is enhancing international students’ experience and promoting NSW’s leadership in international education launching global careers.</p> <p>Location: Sydney</p> <p>No. of students: 287,362 (foreign) / 82,111 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: English Language Courses, Business Management, Engineering and Related Technologies</p> <p>Contact person: Peter Mackey, Director, International Trade</p> <p>E-mail: study.nsw@treasury.nsw.gov.au / URL: <a href="http://www.study.sydney">www.study.sydney</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-QLD-Shannon-Willoughby.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Study QLD Executive Director Shannon Willoughby</figcaption> </figure> <p>Start Here. Go Anywhere. With international students from more than 160 countries, <a href="https://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Queensland</a> is becoming a melting pot of culture and talent. The Australian state hosts more than 200 globally recognized schools and educational institutions spread across 11 cities and towns, making it the perfect platform to launch a successful career.</p> <p>No. of students: 72,000 (foreign) / 24,000 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top Programs: Engineering, Biomedicine, Physics,</p> <p>Environmental Science, Robotics</p> <p>URL: <a href="http://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au">www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-St-Margarets-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">More than a century old, St. Margaret's remains one of Australia top day and boarding schools for girls</figcaption> </figure> <p><a href="https://www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">St Margaret’s</a> is an independent day and boarding school. A leader in girls’ education, it has a proud boarding history with 185 boarders living on campus. Named Australia’s Boarding School of the Year in 2019 and 2020, St Margaret’s offers global opportunities and programs and is known for its focus on academic excellence.</p> <p>Location: Brisbane</p> <p>No. of students: 51 (foreign) / 34 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Global Exchange Program, STEM focus, Mandarin and French, Extensive extracurricular programs across the Arts, Sport and Music, a range of pathways to tertiary study and other career paths.</p> <p>Contact person: Ms Angelin Achari</p> <p>Phone: +61 7 3862 0777/ E-mail: <a href="mailto:admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au">admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au</a> / URL: <a href="http://www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au">www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au</a></p>
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      • descriptionAs of 2019, there were an estimate 5.5 million international students around the world, a significant percentage of which came from China. As the middle class continues to expand in the world's largest economy, more parents seek an international education for their children. With this guide, GMI Post hopes to provide parents and students in China with information that will help them decide which educational institutions in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom will best serve their academic objective and warmly welcome them.
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      • description_oldThe appeal of Australia, among these international students, lies in the multicultural diversity of its population, the variety of its natural surroundings and urban centers, and its easygoing lifestyle. And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students. When the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country's education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.
      • descriptionThe appeal of Australia, among these international students, lies in the multicultural diversity of its population, the variety of its natural surroundings and urban centers, and its easygoing lifestyle. And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students. When the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country's education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.
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      • content_old<p>As one of the two countries in Asia-Pacific with a majority of native English speakers, Australia has been a favorite destination for thousands of students in the region seeking a world-class education abroad and first-rate qualifications that are recognized anywhere in the world.</p> <p>The appeal of Australia, among these international students, lies in the multicultural diversity of its population, the variety of its natural surroundings and urban centers, and its easygoing lifestyle. And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students.</p> <p>So, when the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country’s education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Lead-Article-Minister-Dan-Tehan.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Trade Tourism and Investment Minister Dan Tehan</figcaption> </figure> <p>Trade Tourism and Investment Minister Dan Tehan spoke to GMI Post last year and outlined the various measures taken by the federal government to address the COVID-19 global pandemic. The minister emphasized the importance of ensuring the health and safety of everybody in the education sector, providing students with flexible options to continue their studies and further strengthen the sector to maintain its attractiveness to international students.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How have Australian universities adapted to recent changes in the global educational environment?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia focused on suppressing the COVID-19 virus and ensuring the safety of every resident in this country. Australia has done well on both the health and economic fronts compared to most countries around the world.</p> <p>Australian Higher Education and Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers received support from the Australian Government, including our regulators, in implementing temporary online delivery options for both domestic and international students. This effort served the health and wellbeing interests of students and the broader community while maintaining continuity in their education.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What competitive advantages do Australian universities have for international students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia is a world leader in quality international education and training. Our success is built on our reputation for providing a world-class education and for nurturing a safe and welcoming environment in which to study, live and work.</p> <p>Five Australian universities are in the global top 50 on the QS World University Rankings 2021, 11 others are in the top 200. Eight Australian universities were ranked in the top 100 in the world for graduate employability. Also, in 2019, three Australian cities featured in the top 10 most livable cities in the world (Melbourne #2, Sydney #3 and Adelaide #10).</p> <p>Education in Australia is underpinned by a strong regulatory system that ensures not only the quality but also support for international students. Universities are required to support students so they can adjust to life in and outside of the campus. They have strategies in place for students who are at risk of failing their course.</p> <p>They must also have support staff to meet the needs of international students, including those studying online or by distance learning.</p> <p>We also have a world-leading legislative framework for supporting the high-quality delivery of education to international students, which guarantees that international student fees will be reimbursed or that students are transferred if an institution ceases operations.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How do international students contribute positively to Australia?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> International students are our friends, classmates, colleagues and members of our community. International education brings a cultural and linguistic depth to our schools, vocational institutions, universities, workplaces and communities, which help all students gain skills and allow them to take advantage of the opportunities arising in an increasingly globalized and technologically interconnected world.</p> <p>Australia is an open, friendly, multicultural society. We have welcomed people from all over the world to share in our community.</p> <p>Australians embrace different cultures and we embrace our international students.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How important are Chinese students, in particular, to Australia?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia warmly welcomes Chinese students into our country and our communities. China is also one of the most popular destinations for Australian students participating in student mobility programs funded by the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan.</p> <p>China has long been Australia’s largest source of international students with more than 212,000 Chinese students studying here in 2019.</p> <p>When Chinese students return home, they are representatives of the quality and value of the Australian education system and continue being an important part of the people to people link between our countries.</p> <p>This strong basis of student exchange has long been the foundation of an incredibly rich and diverse education relationship between our two countries.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What distinguishes Australia from other Commonwealth countries when it comes to its international educational experience for Chinese students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australian schools are among the finest in the world because small class sizes, university-trained and qualified teachers, world-class curricula and high-quality facilities.</p> <p>Our practical, competency based Vocational Education and Training system is integrated with industry, with teaching conducted by experienced industry professionals to ensure that students gain real-world skills needed for 21st century jobs. Our higher education system has a strong track record as seen in our representation in world rankings and has a long history of producing world-leading research.</p> <p>Australia is attractive to students for the same reason that it is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. Our diverse natural environment offers a range of experiences from golden beaches to national parks and our unique plants and animals.</p> <p>Australia also has generous work rights for those with student visas. They are able to work up to 40 hours per fortnight during a semester and full-time during the semester break. This can be a great way to find study-related work, which enables students to make connections with the community beyond the classroom while making friends and, for many international students, providing a great opportunity to improve their English language skills. Post study students may be eligible to continue living and working in Australia for a further two years.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What measures is Australia taking to attract more international students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Our staff both in Australia and overseas continuously work with governments around the world to build connections, share policies and promote the country as a world-leading education destination. Our regulators have also recognized the need for flexibility at this time and have provided much needed support to ensure that international students are able to engage with Australian institutions and their fellow students.</p> <p>Australian governments and universities are working hard to bring students back, initially through pilot projects, to ensure that we have put in place the right arrangements to protect public health and support students.</p>
      • content<p>As one of the two countries in Asia-Pacific with a majority of native English speakers, Australia has been a favorite destination for thousands of students in the region seeking a world-class education abroad and first-rate qualifications that are recognized anywhere in the world.</p> <p>The appeal of Australia, among these international students, lies in the multicultural diversity of its population, the variety of its natural surroundings and urban centers, and its easygoing lifestyle. And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students.</p> <p>So, when the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country’s education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Lead-Article-Minister-Dan-Tehan.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Trade Tourism and Investment Minister Dan Tehan</figcaption> </figure> <p>Trade Tourism and Investment Minister Dan Tehan spoke to GMI Post last year and outlined the various measures taken by the federal government to address the COVID-19 global pandemic. The minister emphasized the importance of ensuring the health and safety of everybody in the education sector, providing students with flexible options to continue their studies and further strengthen the sector to maintain its attractiveness to international students.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How have Australian universities adapted to recent changes in the global educational environment?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia focused on suppressing the COVID-19 virus and ensuring the safety of every resident in this country. Australia has done well on both the health and economic fronts compared to most countries around the world.</p> <p>Australian Higher Education and Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers received support from the Australian Government, including our regulators, in implementing temporary online delivery options for both domestic and international students. This effort served the health and wellbeing interests of students and the broader community while maintaining continuity in their education.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What competitive advantages do Australian universities have for international students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia is a world leader in quality international education and training. Our success is built on our reputation for providing a world-class education and for nurturing a safe and welcoming environment in which to study, live and work.</p> <p>Five Australian universities are in the global top 50 on the QS World University Rankings 2021, 11 others are in the top 200. Eight Australian universities were ranked in the top 100 in the world for graduate employability. Also, in 2019, three Australian cities featured in the top 10 most livable cities in the world (Melbourne #2, Sydney #3 and Adelaide #10).</p> <p>Education in Australia is underpinned by a strong regulatory system that ensures not only the quality but also support for international students. Universities are required to support students so they can adjust to life in and outside of the campus. They have strategies in place for students who are at risk of failing their course.</p> <p>They must also have support staff to meet the needs of international students, including those studying online or by distance learning.</p> <p>We also have a world-leading legislative framework for supporting the high-quality delivery of education to international students, which guarantees that international student fees will be reimbursed or that students are transferred if an institution ceases operations.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How do international students contribute positively to Australia?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> International students are our friends, classmates, colleagues and members of our community. International education brings a cultural and linguistic depth to our schools, vocational institutions, universities, workplaces and communities, which help all students gain skills and allow them to take advantage of the opportunities arising in an increasingly globalized and technologically interconnected world.</p> <p>Australia is an open, friendly, multicultural society. We have welcomed people from all over the world to share in our community.</p> <p>Australians embrace different cultures and we embrace our international students.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How important are Chinese students, in particular, to Australia?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia warmly welcomes Chinese students into our country and our communities. China is also one of the most popular destinations for Australian students participating in student mobility programs funded by the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan.</p> <p>China has long been Australia’s largest source of international students with more than 212,000 Chinese students studying here in 2019.</p> <p>When Chinese students return home, they are representatives of the quality and value of the Australian education system and continue being an important part of the people to people link between our countries.</p> <p>This strong basis of student exchange has long been the foundation of an incredibly rich and diverse education relationship between our two countries.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What distinguishes Australia from other Commonwealth countries when it comes to its international educational experience for Chinese students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australian schools are among the finest in the world because small class sizes, university-trained and qualified teachers, world-class curricula and high-quality facilities.</p> <p>Our practical, competency based Vocational Education and Training system is integrated with industry, with teaching conducted by experienced industry professionals to ensure that students gain real-world skills needed for 21st century jobs. Our higher education system has a strong track record as seen in our representation in world rankings and has a long history of producing world-leading research.</p> <p>Australia is attractive to students for the same reason that it is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. Our diverse natural environment offers a range of experiences from golden beaches to national parks and our unique plants and animals.</p> <p>Australia also has generous work rights for those with student visas. They are able to work up to 40 hours per fortnight during a semester and full-time during the semester break. This can be a great way to find study-related work, which enables students to make connections with the community beyond the classroom while making friends and, for many international students, providing a great opportunity to improve their English language skills. Post study students may be eligible to continue living and working in Australia for a further two years.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What measures is Australia taking to attract more international students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Our staff both in Australia and overseas continuously work with governments around the world to build connections, share policies and promote the country as a world-leading education destination. Our regulators have also recognized the need for flexibility at this time and have provided much needed support to ensure that international students are able to engage with Australian institutions and their fellow students.</p> <p>Australian governments and universities are working hard to bring students back, initially through pilot projects, to ensure that we have put in place the right arrangements to protect public health and support students.</p>
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        • content_old<p>Australia, globally well-known for its wide, open spaces and clean beaches, is one of the most urbanized countries of the world. In the past few years, its biggest cities – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth – appear consistently in various rankings of the world’s best cities. So, it might come as a surprise to many that tourism is not among Australia’s biggest exports.</p> <p>International education is the country’s biggest services export sector and the fourth-largest export industry after iron, coal and natural gas, supporting around 250,000 jobs and generating around $29.2 billion, according to 2019 figures from the International Education Association of Australia.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/1-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Extra-Filler-Photo-Sydney.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>As the third most popular education destination in the world, more than a quarter of international students in Australia come from China. Because of proximity, more than 260,000 Chinese students came to the country, of which around 160,000 pursuing higher education.</p> <p>Part of Australia’s popularity also lies in its convenience and safety. In fact, in a survey of international students last year, 95% said they felt safe in Australia.</p> <p>That reputation is reflected in the most recent <a href="https://www.topuniversities.com/best-student-cities" target="_blank" rel="noopener">QS Best Student Cities rankings</a>, which places Sydney and Melbourne in the Top 10. Four other Australian cities figure within the Top 50 Best Student Cities.</p> <p>About his country’s response to the ongoing global pandemic, Australian Minister of Education Dan Tehan, said, “Australia’s response to COVID-19 has been one of the best in the world. We have worked hard to suppress the virus and continue with our way of life in a very safe way.”</p> <p>“Australian universities and other higher education providers responded rapidly to provide safe options for both domestic and international students to continue their studies. These included tailoring the physical learning environment to meet social distancing guidelines to protect both staff and students, assessing whether practical classes and laboratory sessions needed to be amended or rescheduled, and adjusting the academic calendar, like rescheduling graduation ceremonies, exams and assessments,” Tehan added.</p> <p>That level support what has kept Australia a preferred option for international education among Chinese student. And while the world continues to contain COVID-19, the government has committed to ensure the safety of students and receive new international students.</p> <p>“Australia warmly welcomes Chinese students into our country and our community. Each student represents a new relationship between Australia and China, which we hope to maintain beyond a student’s stay in our country,” Tehan said.</p>
        • content<p>Australia, globally well-known for its wide, open spaces and clean beaches, is one of the most urbanized countries of the world. In the past few years, its biggest cities – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth – appear consistently in various rankings of the world’s best cities. So, it might come as a surprise to many that tourism is not among Australia’s biggest exports.</p> <p>International education is the country’s biggest services export sector and the fourth-largest export industry after iron, coal and natural gas, supporting around 250,000 jobs and generating around $29.2 billion, according to 2019 figures from the International Education Association of Australia.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/1-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Extra-Filler-Photo-Sydney.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>As the third most popular education destination in the world, more than a quarter of international students in Australia come from China. Because of proximity, more than 260,000 Chinese students came to the country, of which around 160,000 pursuing higher education.</p> <p>Part of Australia’s popularity also lies in its convenience and safety. In fact, in a survey of international students last year, 95% said they felt safe in Australia.</p> <p>That reputation is reflected in the most recent <a href="https://www.topuniversities.com/best-student-cities" target="_blank" rel="noopener">QS Best Student Cities rankings</a>, which places Sydney and Melbourne in the Top 10. Four other Australian cities figure within the Top 50 Best Student Cities.</p> <p>About his country’s response to the ongoing global pandemic, Australian Minister of Education Dan Tehan, said, “Australia’s response to COVID-19 has been one of the best in the world. We have worked hard to suppress the virus and continue with our way of life in a very safe way.”</p> <p>“Australian universities and other higher education providers responded rapidly to provide safe options for both domestic and international students to continue their studies. These included tailoring the physical learning environment to meet social distancing guidelines to protect both staff and students, assessing whether practical classes and laboratory sessions needed to be amended or rescheduled, and adjusting the academic calendar, like rescheduling graduation ceremonies, exams and assessments,” Tehan added.</p> <p>That level support what has kept Australia a preferred option for international education among Chinese student. And while the world continues to contain COVID-19, the government has committed to ensure the safety of students and receive new international students.</p> <p>“Australia warmly welcomes Chinese students into our country and our community. Each student represents a new relationship between Australia and China, which we hope to maintain beyond a student’s stay in our country,” Tehan said.</p>
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        • section_summary_oldAustralia, globally well-known for its wide, open spaces and clean beaches, is one of the most urbanized countries of the world. In the past few years, its biggest cities - Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth - appear consistently in various rankings of the world's best cities. So, it might come as a surprise to many that tourism is not among Australia's biggest exports.
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        • titleInitiatives put Chinese students first
        • description_oldCurtin University, ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, has a range of initiatives to ensure Chinese students can benefit from its highly respected, global education.
        • descriptionCurtin University, ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, has a range of initiatives to ensure Chinese students can benefit from its highly respected, global education.
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        • content_old<p><a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Curtin University</a>, ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, has a range of initiatives to ensure Chinese students can benefit from its highly respected, global education.</p> <p><strong>Response to the pandemic</strong></p> <p>Prior to the pandemic, Chinese students comprised the second largest group of non-Australian students at Curtin Perth, enjoying the university’s range of internationally recognized courses, its emphasis on practical learning and Perth’s safe, sunny environment.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/2-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Curtin-Uni-MBA-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Students from Curtin University’s Business School at its Management HQ facility.</figcaption> </figure> <p>When COVID-19 intensified, Curtin transitioned more than 150 courses to online delivery, allowing students in China and around the world to obtain an Australian degree despite travel restrictions.</p> <p>The University has also launched several new scholarships, including the AUD$5,000 Starter Support Scholarship, to support students who can’t travel to Australia.</p> <p>“These initiatives are integral to supporting our students during these uncertain times,” says Curtin Deputy Vice-Chancellor International Professor Seth Kunin.</p> <p><strong>Student exchange</strong></p> <p>Curtin is strengthening its existing student exchange programs and developing new opportunities to implement when international travel resumes.</p> <p>Curtin already has partnerships with universities including Nanjing Audit University, South China Normal University and Yanshan University.</p> <p>Under these arrangements, undergraduate Chinese students can begin studying at their home university and may be eligible for online English tuition from Curtin valued at AUD$6,295 before travelling to Curtin Perth when it is safe to do so.</p> <p>Graduates receive an undergraduate degree from Curtin, or depending on the arrangement, from Curtin and their home university.</p> <p>Professor Anping Yu, Vice-President of Nanjing Audit University, which has had a 16-year partnership with Curtin, says more than 900 students have graduated from their articulation program and have helped form a cultural bridge between the two nations.</p> <p>“Our alumni are active in all kinds of fields in economic society and they have been the medium of cooperation, communication and cultural exchange between China and Australia,” he says.</p> <p>Curtin has also developed course pathway options with Xiamen National Accounting Institute and Yanshan University to help Chinese students progress with their postgraduate studies in Australia.</p> <p><strong>Research opportunities</strong></p> <p>Curtin is involved in collaborations with Chinese universities that give PhD students and researchers opportunities to create lasting positive change.</p> <p>This includes alliances with Fudan University to improve cross-cultural understanding about writing in Australia and China, and with Sun Yat-sen University to better support people on the autism spectrum.</p> <p>Curtin has also joined forces with Nanjing University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Tongji University, Huazhong University of Science and Engineering, and Harbin Institute of Technology to solve industry problems in megaproject management practice.</p> <p>“We are pleased to be working with such highly ranked universities to address challenges facing industries and communities in China and Australia,” Professor Kunin says.</p>
        • content<p><a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Curtin University</a>, ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, has a range of initiatives to ensure Chinese students can benefit from its highly respected, global education.</p> <p><strong>Response to the pandemic</strong></p> <p>Prior to the pandemic, Chinese students comprised the second largest group of non-Australian students at Curtin Perth, enjoying the university’s range of internationally recognized courses, its emphasis on practical learning and Perth’s safe, sunny environment.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/2-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Curtin-Uni-MBA-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Students from Curtin University’s Business School at its Management HQ facility.</figcaption> </figure> <p>When COVID-19 intensified, Curtin transitioned more than 150 courses to online delivery, allowing students in China and around the world to obtain an Australian degree despite travel restrictions.</p> <p>The University has also launched several new scholarships, including the AUD$5,000 Starter Support Scholarship, to support students who can’t travel to Australia.</p> <p>“These initiatives are integral to supporting our students during these uncertain times,” says Curtin Deputy Vice-Chancellor International Professor Seth Kunin.</p> <p><strong>Student exchange</strong></p> <p>Curtin is strengthening its existing student exchange programs and developing new opportunities to implement when international travel resumes.</p> <p>Curtin already has partnerships with universities including Nanjing Audit University, South China Normal University and Yanshan University.</p> <p>Under these arrangements, undergraduate Chinese students can begin studying at their home university and may be eligible for online English tuition from Curtin valued at AUD$6,295 before travelling to Curtin Perth when it is safe to do so.</p> <p>Graduates receive an undergraduate degree from Curtin, or depending on the arrangement, from Curtin and their home university.</p> <p>Professor Anping Yu, Vice-President of Nanjing Audit University, which has had a 16-year partnership with Curtin, says more than 900 students have graduated from their articulation program and have helped form a cultural bridge between the two nations.</p> <p>“Our alumni are active in all kinds of fields in economic society and they have been the medium of cooperation, communication and cultural exchange between China and Australia,” he says.</p> <p>Curtin has also developed course pathway options with Xiamen National Accounting Institute and Yanshan University to help Chinese students progress with their postgraduate studies in Australia.</p> <p><strong>Research opportunities</strong></p> <p>Curtin is involved in collaborations with Chinese universities that give PhD students and researchers opportunities to create lasting positive change.</p> <p>This includes alliances with Fudan University to improve cross-cultural understanding about writing in Australia and China, and with Sun Yat-sen University to better support people on the autism spectrum.</p> <p>Curtin has also joined forces with Nanjing University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Tongji University, Huazhong University of Science and Engineering, and Harbin Institute of Technology to solve industry problems in megaproject management practice.</p> <p>“We are pleased to be working with such highly ranked universities to address challenges facing industries and communities in China and Australia,” Professor Kunin says.</p>
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        • section_summaryCurtin University, ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, has a range of initiatives to ensure Chinese students can benefit from its highly respected, global education.
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        • titleTasmania: A place unlike any other
        • description_oldTasmania is a place of contrasts, boasting vibrant cities and tranquil UNESCO World Heritage Natural Sites. Roughly the size of Sri Lanka, Australia's southern-most state embraces its unique island character and has remained one of the world's best kept secrets. Until now.
        • descriptionTasmania is a place of contrasts, boasting vibrant cities and tranquil UNESCO World Heritage Natural Sites. Roughly the size of Sri Lanka, Australia's southern-most state embraces its unique island character and has remained one of the world's best kept secrets. Until now.
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        • content_old<p>Tasmania is a place of contrasts, boasting vibrant cities and tranquil UNESCO World Heritage Natural Sites. Roughly the size of Sri Lanka, Australia’s southern-most state embraces its unique island character and has remained one of the world’s best kept secrets.</p> <p>Until now.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/3-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Tasmania-Uni-Rufus-Black-Vice-Chancellor.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Tasmania University Vice Chancellor Rufus Black</figcaption> </figure> <p>As the island’s largest educational institution, the <a href="https://utaschina.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Tasmania</a> is deeply committed to providing hands-on learning and an unforgettable adventure. It offers more than 150 courses, including traditional degrees in medicine, law, engineering, architecture, business and the arts. It is also a pioneer in developing highly respected non-traditional programs, like marine and Antarctic science, maritime engineering, and environmental studies.</p> <p>With a variety of dual degree options, students can combine their passion with great job prospects, all within a supportive and welcoming environment.</p> <p>The University of Tasmania is internationally recognized for excellence in research and teaching. In the QS World University Rankings, it leads in English, biological sciences, chemistry, education, environmental sciences, law, medicine, sociology and economics. It is also among the top 100 schools worldwide for Earth and marine Sciences, as well as agriculture and forestry in the same ranking.</p> <p>The university’s state-of-the-art learning facilities include a world-leading health sciences precinct, a media school in the vibrant Salamanca district of Hobart, a bold and ambitious arts center, the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Science, and the Australian Maritime College.</p> <p>The University of Tasmania prides itself on smaller class sizes, strong support and ready access to lecturers and tutors – all of which fosters a personalized learning experience. Its classes are taught in English, which increases language proficiency and strengthens the professional networks of its roughly 7,000 foreign students.</p> <p>The University also offers a range of generous scholarships for international students. These include the Tasmanian International Scholarship, which provides a 25% discount of tuition fees.</p> <p>As a place to live, Tasmania is one of the safest states in Australia. Away from the bustle of big city life, students enjoy an environment conducive to thinking and learning. This learning extends far beyond the classroom, with opportunities to visit globally acclaimed national parks and wilderness sites, both in Tasmania across the rest of Australia.</p> <p>Every student who joins the University of Tasmania becomes part of a diverse, creative and welcoming community. The University ensures that its graduates enter the workplace with the skills and practical experience to thrive in their chosen careers.</p> <p>CRICOS Provider Code: 00586B</p>
        • content<p>Tasmania is a place of contrasts, boasting vibrant cities and tranquil UNESCO World Heritage Natural Sites. Roughly the size of Sri Lanka, Australia’s southern-most state embraces its unique island character and has remained one of the world’s best kept secrets.</p> <p>Until now.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/3-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Tasmania-Uni-Rufus-Black-Vice-Chancellor.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Tasmania University Vice Chancellor Rufus Black</figcaption> </figure> <p>As the island’s largest educational institution, the <a href="https://utaschina.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Tasmania</a> is deeply committed to providing hands-on learning and an unforgettable adventure. It offers more than 150 courses, including traditional degrees in medicine, law, engineering, architecture, business and the arts. It is also a pioneer in developing highly respected non-traditional programs, like marine and Antarctic science, maritime engineering, and environmental studies.</p> <p>With a variety of dual degree options, students can combine their passion with great job prospects, all within a supportive and welcoming environment.</p> <p>The University of Tasmania is internationally recognized for excellence in research and teaching. In the QS World University Rankings, it leads in English, biological sciences, chemistry, education, environmental sciences, law, medicine, sociology and economics. It is also among the top 100 schools worldwide for Earth and marine Sciences, as well as agriculture and forestry in the same ranking.</p> <p>The university’s state-of-the-art learning facilities include a world-leading health sciences precinct, a media school in the vibrant Salamanca district of Hobart, a bold and ambitious arts center, the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Science, and the Australian Maritime College.</p> <p>The University of Tasmania prides itself on smaller class sizes, strong support and ready access to lecturers and tutors – all of which fosters a personalized learning experience. Its classes are taught in English, which increases language proficiency and strengthens the professional networks of its roughly 7,000 foreign students.</p> <p>The University also offers a range of generous scholarships for international students. These include the Tasmanian International Scholarship, which provides a 25% discount of tuition fees.</p> <p>As a place to live, Tasmania is one of the safest states in Australia. Away from the bustle of big city life, students enjoy an environment conducive to thinking and learning. This learning extends far beyond the classroom, with opportunities to visit globally acclaimed national parks and wilderness sites, both in Tasmania across the rest of Australia.</p> <p>Every student who joins the University of Tasmania becomes part of a diverse, creative and welcoming community. The University ensures that its graduates enter the workplace with the skills and practical experience to thrive in their chosen careers.</p> <p>CRICOS Provider Code: 00586B</p>
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        • titleA world-class education in an iconic location
        • description_oldInnovative. Dynamic. Diverse. These characteristics draw over a quarter of a million international students to New South Wales (NSW) each year. From the vibrant city life of Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong to the breathtaking scenery of the North, Central and South Coasts and Country and Outback NSW, the state hosts unique experiences for every type of student.
        • descriptionInnovative. Dynamic. Diverse. These characteristics draw over a quarter of a million international students to New South Wales (NSW) each year. From the vibrant city life of Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong to the breathtaking scenery of the North, Central and South Coasts and Country and Outback NSW, the state hosts unique experiences for every type of student.
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        • content_old<p>Innovative. Dynamic. Diverse. These characteristics draw over a quarter of a million international students to New South Wales (NSW) each year. From the vibrant city life of Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong to the breathtaking scenery of the North, Central and South Coasts and Country and Outback NSW, the state hosts unique experiences for every type of student.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-NSW-Sydney-Logo.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>Accounting for about 40 percent of Australia’s foreign student population, NSW is home to the country’s leading universities, secondary schools, English colleges and vocational education providers. The state has remained highly attractive because it affords the opportunity to get a quality education while enjoying the scenic lifestyle and entrepreneurial culture Australia is known for.</p> <p>NSW is home to more universities than any other Australian state, including QS World Rankings top placers such as the <a href="https://www.sydney.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Sydney</a>, <a href="https://www.unsw.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of New South Wales</a>, <a href="https://utscollege.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Technology Sydney</a>, <a href="https://www.newcastle.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Newcastle</a>, and <a href="https://www.uow.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Wollongong</a>.</p> <p>A hotbed of innovation, creativity, and culture, Sydney attracts students from around the world and is consistently ranked in the top five student cities in the world. With 40% of the city’s residents born in another country, the city has nurtured a multicultural diversity not found in other parts of the world.</p> <p>While Sydney mostly appeals to young students seeking an urban buzz, other NSW regions suit those seeking adventure, whether amid the greenery or the beaches.</p> <p>“Based on an international student survey, over 90% of students report a high level of satisfaction in NSW. It’s even higher in these smaller regions that are uncrowded, where students have better work opportunities because businesses really value the experiences and the skills that these international students bring,” said Peter Mackey, NSW Government’s Director for International Education and the Head of <a href="https://www.study.sydney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Study NSW</a>.</p> <p>Study NSW was established in 2014 as a dedicated unit of the NSW Government to support, enhance and improve the experience of international students in the state. As NSW’s largest service export, international education plays an integral role in the state’s economic development, contributing billions of dollars and supporting thousands of local jobs.</p> <p>In 2019, NSW hosted nearly 300,000 international students from 160 different countries, with Chinese students making up around 29 percent of that group. Beyond their economic contribution, the NSW Government values the impact that international students have in fostering strong communities and building bridges between the state and the rest of the world.</p> <p>“International education is at the center of the NSW Government’s international strategy in terms of how we position ourselves into the world. International students are key to building long-term bilateral relationships. Every one of our students that returns home with a positive experience feels closer and more connected to NSW and is more likely to invest here or buy our goods and services,” said Mackey.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Study-NSW-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>84 percent of international students return overseas after their studies, many becoming influential in business, research and government, deepening ties between Australia and other countries. These individual stories are a powerful collective force in trade, diplomatic and innovation networks.</p> <p>International students are important members of local communities, contributing to the state’s cultural capital. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, the impact of international education became more evident. Study NSW doubled its efforts in staying present amongst its international students both onshore and offshore.</p> <p>“The first thing we did when COVID hit was to create an international student hub on our website because we know students need a trusted, reliable source of information. The hub is available in different languages, including Chinese, so that students and families, whether they’re here or at home, can understand what services are accessible to them,” said Mackey.</p> <p>Leveraging this platform, Study NSW continues to extend their help to international students.</p> <p>Early in the pandemic, the State Government also announced a significant international student welfare package. The $20+ million relief package includes a temporary housing scheme and student support services, such as legal and referrals support.</p> <p>“We’re addressing international student food insecurity. We have partnered with an organization here called Foodbank, and we’re distributing over 62,000 emergency food hampers to struggling students. We’ve really tried to make sure international students know that they’re part of our family and our community and that they’re not left behind,” said Mackey.</p> <p>Mackey’s team is planning for the safe return of international students in 2021. Under the Australian Prime Minister’s guidelines, they are devising a plan which sets the gold standard for safety and security for international students.</p> <p>“NSW is an extremely safe, welcoming, and multicultural society. The message that I want to highlight to our Chinese students stuck overseas is that we’re thinking of them, and we’re looking forward to welcoming them back. We’re really doing everything we can to open our borders as quickly as we can,” said Mackey.</p> <figure class="image-container"><img class="align-left" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Study-NSW-QR-Code.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure>
        • content<p>Innovative. Dynamic. Diverse. These characteristics draw over a quarter of a million international students to New South Wales (NSW) each year. From the vibrant city life of Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong to the breathtaking scenery of the North, Central and South Coasts and Country and Outback NSW, the state hosts unique experiences for every type of student.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-NSW-Sydney-Logo.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>Accounting for about 40 percent of Australia’s foreign student population, NSW is home to the country’s leading universities, secondary schools, English colleges and vocational education providers. The state has remained highly attractive because it affords the opportunity to get a quality education while enjoying the scenic lifestyle and entrepreneurial culture Australia is known for.</p> <p>NSW is home to more universities than any other Australian state, including QS World Rankings top placers such as the <a href="https://www.sydney.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Sydney</a>, <a href="https://www.unsw.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of New South Wales</a>, <a href="https://utscollege.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Technology Sydney</a>, <a href="https://www.newcastle.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Newcastle</a>, and <a href="https://www.uow.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Wollongong</a>.</p> <p>A hotbed of innovation, creativity, and culture, Sydney attracts students from around the world and is consistently ranked in the top five student cities in the world. With 40% of the city’s residents born in another country, the city has nurtured a multicultural diversity not found in other parts of the world.</p> <p>While Sydney mostly appeals to young students seeking an urban buzz, other NSW regions suit those seeking adventure, whether amid the greenery or the beaches.</p> <p>“Based on an international student survey, over 90% of students report a high level of satisfaction in NSW. It’s even higher in these smaller regions that are uncrowded, where students have better work opportunities because businesses really value the experiences and the skills that these international students bring,” said Peter Mackey, NSW Government’s Director for International Education and the Head of <a href="https://www.study.sydney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Study NSW</a>.</p> <p>Study NSW was established in 2014 as a dedicated unit of the NSW Government to support, enhance and improve the experience of international students in the state. As NSW’s largest service export, international education plays an integral role in the state’s economic development, contributing billions of dollars and supporting thousands of local jobs.</p> <p>In 2019, NSW hosted nearly 300,000 international students from 160 different countries, with Chinese students making up around 29 percent of that group. Beyond their economic contribution, the NSW Government values the impact that international students have in fostering strong communities and building bridges between the state and the rest of the world.</p> <p>“International education is at the center of the NSW Government’s international strategy in terms of how we position ourselves into the world. International students are key to building long-term bilateral relationships. Every one of our students that returns home with a positive experience feels closer and more connected to NSW and is more likely to invest here or buy our goods and services,” said Mackey.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img class="align-right" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Study-NSW-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure> <p>84 percent of international students return overseas after their studies, many becoming influential in business, research and government, deepening ties between Australia and other countries. These individual stories are a powerful collective force in trade, diplomatic and innovation networks.</p> <p>International students are important members of local communities, contributing to the state’s cultural capital. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, the impact of international education became more evident. Study NSW doubled its efforts in staying present amongst its international students both onshore and offshore.</p> <p>“The first thing we did when COVID hit was to create an international student hub on our website because we know students need a trusted, reliable source of information. The hub is available in different languages, including Chinese, so that students and families, whether they’re here or at home, can understand what services are accessible to them,” said Mackey.</p> <p>Leveraging this platform, Study NSW continues to extend their help to international students.</p> <p>Early in the pandemic, the State Government also announced a significant international student welfare package. The $20+ million relief package includes a temporary housing scheme and student support services, such as legal and referrals support.</p> <p>“We’re addressing international student food insecurity. We have partnered with an organization here called Foodbank, and we’re distributing over 62,000 emergency food hampers to struggling students. We’ve really tried to make sure international students know that they’re part of our family and our community and that they’re not left behind,” said Mackey.</p> <p>Mackey’s team is planning for the safe return of international students in 2021. Under the Australian Prime Minister’s guidelines, they are devising a plan which sets the gold standard for safety and security for international students.</p> <p>“NSW is an extremely safe, welcoming, and multicultural society. The message that I want to highlight to our Chinese students stuck overseas is that we’re thinking of them, and we’re looking forward to welcoming them back. We’re really doing everything we can to open our borders as quickly as we can,” said Mackey.</p> <figure class="image-container"><img class="align-left" src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Study-NSW-QR-Code.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption"></figcaption> </figure>
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        • titleAustralia: Spotlight on Schools
        • description_oldA special listing of regions and schools in the Commonwealth with a reputation of excellence and pioneering perspective of global education
        • descriptionA special listing of regions and schools in the Commonwealth with a reputation of excellence and pioneering perspective of global education
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        • content_old<figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Curtin-Uni-John-Cordery.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Curtin University Vice Chancellor Prof. John Cordery</figcaption> </figure> <p>Ranked 10th in Australia and 174th in the world, according to the U.S. News and World Report rankings, <a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Curtin University</a> in Perth also has campuses in Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius and Dubai. Students of Curtin University become part of an extensive academic network that provides internationally recognized degrees that prepare them for the competitive global market.</p> <p>Location: Perth</p> <p>No. of students: 13,000 (foreign) / 1,900 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Commerce and Engineering</p> <p>Contact person: Lily Xu, Regional Recruitment Manager</p> <p>Phone: +86 1 39 1850 8366 / E-mail: lily.xu@curtin.edu.au / URL: <a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn">www.curtinuni.cn</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/3-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Tasmania-Uni-Rufus-Black-Vice-Chancellor.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Tasmania University Vice Chancellor Rufus Black</figcaption> </figure> <p>The <a href="https://utaschina.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Tasmania</a> has developed a stimulating academic environment and campus life that allows all its students to excel in their chosen courses in one of the world’s most beautiful locations. Maintaining a distinctive Tasmanian identity, it offers an internationalized curriculum, a wide range of degrees, various student exchanges, and diverse learning experiences that will shape future global leaders.</p> <p>Location: Hobart</p> <p>No. of students: 7,920 (foreign) / 2,735 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Marine and Antarctic Science, Maritime Engineering, Earth and</p> <p>Marine Sciences, Environmental Studies, Medicine, Law, Agriculture</p> <p>Contact person: Ms. Candy Han</p> <p>Phone: +61 3 6226 6200 / E-mail: <a href="mailto:Candy.Han@utas.edu.au">Candy.Han@utas.edu.au</a> / URL: <a href="http://www.utaschina.cn">www.utaschina.cn</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-NSW-Sydney-Logo.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Sydney comes alive in the nighttime.</figcaption> </figure> <p>The New South Wales (NSW) Government set up <a href="http://www.study.sydney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Study NSW</a> as a dedicated unit to support and grow the number of international students in Sydney and the Australian State of NSW. Study NSW’s priority is enhancing international students’ experience and promoting NSW’s leadership in international education launching global careers.</p> <p>Location: Sydney</p> <p>No. of students: 287,362 (foreign) / 82,111 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: English Language Courses, Business Management, Engineering and Related Technologies</p> <p>Contact person: Peter Mackey, Director, International Trade</p> <p>E-mail: study.nsw@treasury.nsw.gov.au / URL: <a href="http://www.study.sydney">www.study.sydney</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-QLD-Shannon-Willoughby.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Study QLD Executive Director Shannon Willoughby</figcaption> </figure> <p>Start Here. Go Anywhere. With international students from more than 160 countries, <a href="https://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Queensland</a> is becoming a melting pot of culture and talent. The Australian state hosts more than 200 globally recognized schools and educational institutions spread across 11 cities and towns, making it the perfect platform to launch a successful career.</p> <p>No. of students: 72,000 (foreign) / 24,000 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top Programs: Engineering, Biomedicine, Physics,</p> <p>Environmental Science, Robotics</p> <p>URL: <a href="http://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au">www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-St-Margarets-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">More than a century old, St. Margaret's remains one of Australia top day and boarding schools for girls</figcaption> </figure> <p><a href="https://www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">St Margaret’s</a> is an independent day and boarding school. A leader in girls’ education, it has a proud boarding history with 185 boarders living on campus. Named Australia’s Boarding School of the Year in 2019 and 2020, St Margaret’s offers global opportunities and programs and is known for its focus on academic excellence.</p> <p>Location: Brisbane</p> <p>No. of students: 51 (foreign) / 34 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Global Exchange Program, STEM focus, Mandarin and French, Extensive extracurricular programs across the Arts, Sport and Music, a range of pathways to tertiary study and other career paths.</p> <p>Contact person: Ms Angelin Achari</p> <p>Phone: +61 7 3862 0777/ E-mail: <a href="mailto:admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au">admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au</a> / URL: <a href="http://www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au">www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au</a></p>
        • content<figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Curtin-Uni-John-Cordery.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Curtin University Vice Chancellor Prof. John Cordery</figcaption> </figure> <p>Ranked 10th in Australia and 174th in the world, according to the U.S. News and World Report rankings, <a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Curtin University</a> in Perth also has campuses in Malaysia, Singapore, Mauritius and Dubai. Students of Curtin University become part of an extensive academic network that provides internationally recognized degrees that prepare them for the competitive global market.</p> <p>Location: Perth</p> <p>No. of students: 13,000 (foreign) / 1,900 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Commerce and Engineering</p> <p>Contact person: Lily Xu, Regional Recruitment Manager</p> <p>Phone: +86 1 39 1850 8366 / E-mail: lily.xu@curtin.edu.au / URL: <a href="http://www.curtinuni.cn">www.curtinuni.cn</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/3-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Tasmania-Uni-Rufus-Black-Vice-Chancellor.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Tasmania University Vice Chancellor Rufus Black</figcaption> </figure> <p>The <a href="https://utaschina.cn/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">University of Tasmania</a> has developed a stimulating academic environment and campus life that allows all its students to excel in their chosen courses in one of the world’s most beautiful locations. Maintaining a distinctive Tasmanian identity, it offers an internationalized curriculum, a wide range of degrees, various student exchanges, and diverse learning experiences that will shape future global leaders.</p> <p>Location: Hobart</p> <p>No. of students: 7,920 (foreign) / 2,735 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Marine and Antarctic Science, Maritime Engineering, Earth and</p> <p>Marine Sciences, Environmental Studies, Medicine, Law, Agriculture</p> <p>Contact person: Ms. Candy Han</p> <p>Phone: +61 3 6226 6200 / E-mail: <a href="mailto:Candy.Han@utas.edu.au">Candy.Han@utas.edu.au</a> / URL: <a href="http://www.utaschina.cn">www.utaschina.cn</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/4-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-NSW-Sydney-Logo.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Sydney comes alive in the nighttime.</figcaption> </figure> <p>The New South Wales (NSW) Government set up <a href="http://www.study.sydney/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Study NSW</a> as a dedicated unit to support and grow the number of international students in Sydney and the Australian State of NSW. Study NSW’s priority is enhancing international students’ experience and promoting NSW’s leadership in international education launching global careers.</p> <p>Location: Sydney</p> <p>No. of students: 287,362 (foreign) / 82,111 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: English Language Courses, Business Management, Engineering and Related Technologies</p> <p>Contact person: Peter Mackey, Director, International Trade</p> <p>E-mail: study.nsw@treasury.nsw.gov.au / URL: <a href="http://www.study.sydney">www.study.sydney</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-Study-QLD-Shannon-Willoughby.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Study QLD Executive Director Shannon Willoughby</figcaption> </figure> <p>Start Here. Go Anywhere. With international students from more than 160 countries, <a href="https://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Queensland</a> is becoming a melting pot of culture and talent. The Australian state hosts more than 200 globally recognized schools and educational institutions spread across 11 cities and towns, making it the perfect platform to launch a successful career.</p> <p>No. of students: 72,000 (foreign) / 24,000 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top Programs: Engineering, Biomedicine, Physics,</p> <p>Environmental Science, Robotics</p> <p>URL: <a href="http://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au">www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au</a></p> <p> </p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Directory-St-Margarets-Students.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">More than a century old, St. Margaret's remains one of Australia top day and boarding schools for girls</figcaption> </figure> <p><a href="https://www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">St Margaret’s</a> is an independent day and boarding school. A leader in girls’ education, it has a proud boarding history with 185 boarders living on campus. Named Australia’s Boarding School of the Year in 2019 and 2020, St Margaret’s offers global opportunities and programs and is known for its focus on academic excellence.</p> <p>Location: Brisbane</p> <p>No. of students: 51 (foreign) / 34 (Chinese)</p> <p>Top programs: Global Exchange Program, STEM focus, Mandarin and French, Extensive extracurricular programs across the Arts, Sport and Music, a range of pathways to tertiary study and other career paths.</p> <p>Contact person: Ms Angelin Achari</p> <p>Phone: +61 7 3862 0777/ E-mail: <a href="mailto:admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au">admissions@stmargarets.qld.edu.au</a> / URL: <a href="http://www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au">www.stmargarets.qld.edu.au</a></p>
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        • titleVIP Profile: Australia stays at the top of its game
        • description_oldThe appeal of Australia, among these international students, lies in the multicultural diversity of its population, the variety of its natural surroundings and urban centers, and its easygoing lifestyle. And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students. When the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country's education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.
        • descriptionThe appeal of Australia, among these international students, lies in the multicultural diversity of its population, the variety of its natural surroundings and urban centers, and its easygoing lifestyle. And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students. When the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country's education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.
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        • content_old<p>As one of the two countries in Asia-Pacific with a majority of native English speakers, Australia has been a favorite destination for thousands of students in the region seeking a world-class education abroad and first-rate qualifications that are recognized anywhere in the world.</p> <p>The appeal of Australia, among these international students, lies in the multicultural diversity of its population, the variety of its natural surroundings and urban centers, and its easygoing lifestyle. And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students.</p> <p>So, when the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country’s education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Lead-Article-Minister-Dan-Tehan.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Trade Tourism and Investment Minister Dan Tehan</figcaption> </figure> <p>Trade Tourism and Investment Minister Dan Tehan spoke to GMI Post last year and outlined the various measures taken by the federal government to address the COVID-19 global pandemic. The minister emphasized the importance of ensuring the health and safety of everybody in the education sector, providing students with flexible options to continue their studies and further strengthen the sector to maintain its attractiveness to international students.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How have Australian universities adapted to recent changes in the global educational environment?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia focused on suppressing the COVID-19 virus and ensuring the safety of every resident in this country. Australia has done well on both the health and economic fronts compared to most countries around the world.</p> <p>Australian Higher Education and Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers received support from the Australian Government, including our regulators, in implementing temporary online delivery options for both domestic and international students. This effort served the health and wellbeing interests of students and the broader community while maintaining continuity in their education.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What competitive advantages do Australian universities have for international students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia is a world leader in quality international education and training. Our success is built on our reputation for providing a world-class education and for nurturing a safe and welcoming environment in which to study, live and work.</p> <p>Five Australian universities are in the global top 50 on the QS World University Rankings 2021, 11 others are in the top 200. Eight Australian universities were ranked in the top 100 in the world for graduate employability. Also, in 2019, three Australian cities featured in the top 10 most livable cities in the world (Melbourne #2, Sydney #3 and Adelaide #10).</p> <p>Education in Australia is underpinned by a strong regulatory system that ensures not only the quality but also support for international students. Universities are required to support students so they can adjust to life in and outside of the campus. They have strategies in place for students who are at risk of failing their course.</p> <p>They must also have support staff to meet the needs of international students, including those studying online or by distance learning.</p> <p>We also have a world-leading legislative framework for supporting the high-quality delivery of education to international students, which guarantees that international student fees will be reimbursed or that students are transferred if an institution ceases operations.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How do international students contribute positively to Australia?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> International students are our friends, classmates, colleagues and members of our community. International education brings a cultural and linguistic depth to our schools, vocational institutions, universities, workplaces and communities, which help all students gain skills and allow them to take advantage of the opportunities arising in an increasingly globalized and technologically interconnected world.</p> <p>Australia is an open, friendly, multicultural society. We have welcomed people from all over the world to share in our community.</p> <p>Australians embrace different cultures and we embrace our international students.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How important are Chinese students, in particular, to Australia?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia warmly welcomes Chinese students into our country and our communities. China is also one of the most popular destinations for Australian students participating in student mobility programs funded by the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan.</p> <p>China has long been Australia’s largest source of international students with more than 212,000 Chinese students studying here in 2019.</p> <p>When Chinese students return home, they are representatives of the quality and value of the Australian education system and continue being an important part of the people to people link between our countries.</p> <p>This strong basis of student exchange has long been the foundation of an incredibly rich and diverse education relationship between our two countries.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What distinguishes Australia from other Commonwealth countries when it comes to its international educational experience for Chinese students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australian schools are among the finest in the world because small class sizes, university-trained and qualified teachers, world-class curricula and high-quality facilities.</p> <p>Our practical, competency based Vocational Education and Training system is integrated with industry, with teaching conducted by experienced industry professionals to ensure that students gain real-world skills needed for 21st century jobs. Our higher education system has a strong track record as seen in our representation in world rankings and has a long history of producing world-leading research.</p> <p>Australia is attractive to students for the same reason that it is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. Our diverse natural environment offers a range of experiences from golden beaches to national parks and our unique plants and animals.</p> <p>Australia also has generous work rights for those with student visas. They are able to work up to 40 hours per fortnight during a semester and full-time during the semester break. This can be a great way to find study-related work, which enables students to make connections with the community beyond the classroom while making friends and, for many international students, providing a great opportunity to improve their English language skills. Post study students may be eligible to continue living and working in Australia for a further two years.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What measures is Australia taking to attract more international students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Our staff both in Australia and overseas continuously work with governments around the world to build connections, share policies and promote the country as a world-leading education destination. Our regulators have also recognized the need for flexibility at this time and have provided much needed support to ensure that international students are able to engage with Australian institutions and their fellow students.</p> <p>Australian governments and universities are working hard to bring students back, initially through pilot projects, to ensure that we have put in place the right arrangements to protect public health and support students.</p>
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And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students.</p> <p>So, when the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country’s education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.</p> <figure class="image-container floated-right" style="float: right;"><img src="https://www.gmipost.com/img/uploads/Education-Commonwealth%202021/5-FORBES-COMM-EDU-2020-AUS-Lead-Article-Minister-Dan-Tehan.jpg" alt="" /> <figcaption class="image-caption">Trade Tourism and Investment Minister Dan Tehan</figcaption> </figure> <p>Trade Tourism and Investment Minister Dan Tehan spoke to GMI Post last year and outlined the various measures taken by the federal government to address the COVID-19 global pandemic. The minister emphasized the importance of ensuring the health and safety of everybody in the education sector, providing students with flexible options to continue their studies and further strengthen the sector to maintain its attractiveness to international students.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How have Australian universities adapted to recent changes in the global educational environment?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia focused on suppressing the COVID-19 virus and ensuring the safety of every resident in this country. Australia has done well on both the health and economic fronts compared to most countries around the world.</p> <p>Australian Higher Education and Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers received support from the Australian Government, including our regulators, in implementing temporary online delivery options for both domestic and international students. This effort served the health and wellbeing interests of students and the broader community while maintaining continuity in their education.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What competitive advantages do Australian universities have for international students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia is a world leader in quality international education and training. Our success is built on our reputation for providing a world-class education and for nurturing a safe and welcoming environment in which to study, live and work.</p> <p>Five Australian universities are in the global top 50 on the QS World University Rankings 2021, 11 others are in the top 200. Eight Australian universities were ranked in the top 100 in the world for graduate employability. Also, in 2019, three Australian cities featured in the top 10 most livable cities in the world (Melbourne #2, Sydney #3 and Adelaide #10).</p> <p>Education in Australia is underpinned by a strong regulatory system that ensures not only the quality but also support for international students. Universities are required to support students so they can adjust to life in and outside of the campus. They have strategies in place for students who are at risk of failing their course.</p> <p>They must also have support staff to meet the needs of international students, including those studying online or by distance learning.</p> <p>We also have a world-leading legislative framework for supporting the high-quality delivery of education to international students, which guarantees that international student fees will be reimbursed or that students are transferred if an institution ceases operations.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How do international students contribute positively to Australia?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> International students are our friends, classmates, colleagues and members of our community. International education brings a cultural and linguistic depth to our schools, vocational institutions, universities, workplaces and communities, which help all students gain skills and allow them to take advantage of the opportunities arising in an increasingly globalized and technologically interconnected world.</p> <p>Australia is an open, friendly, multicultural society. We have welcomed people from all over the world to share in our community.</p> <p>Australians embrace different cultures and we embrace our international students.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: How important are Chinese students, in particular, to Australia?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australia warmly welcomes Chinese students into our country and our communities. China is also one of the most popular destinations for Australian students participating in student mobility programs funded by the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan.</p> <p>China has long been Australia’s largest source of international students with more than 212,000 Chinese students studying here in 2019.</p> <p>When Chinese students return home, they are representatives of the quality and value of the Australian education system and continue being an important part of the people to people link between our countries.</p> <p>This strong basis of student exchange has long been the foundation of an incredibly rich and diverse education relationship between our two countries.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What distinguishes Australia from other Commonwealth countries when it comes to its international educational experience for Chinese students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Australian schools are among the finest in the world because small class sizes, university-trained and qualified teachers, world-class curricula and high-quality facilities.</p> <p>Our practical, competency based Vocational Education and Training system is integrated with industry, with teaching conducted by experienced industry professionals to ensure that students gain real-world skills needed for 21st century jobs. Our higher education system has a strong track record as seen in our representation in world rankings and has a long history of producing world-leading research.</p> <p>Australia is attractive to students for the same reason that it is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. Our diverse natural environment offers a range of experiences from golden beaches to national parks and our unique plants and animals.</p> <p>Australia also has generous work rights for those with student visas. They are able to work up to 40 hours per fortnight during a semester and full-time during the semester break. This can be a great way to find study-related work, which enables students to make connections with the community beyond the classroom while making friends and, for many international students, providing a great opportunity to improve their English language skills. Post study students may be eligible to continue living and working in Australia for a further two years.</p> <p><strong>GMI Post: What measures is Australia taking to attract more international students?</strong></p> <p><strong>Tehan:</strong> Our staff both in Australia and overseas continuously work with governments around the world to build connections, share policies and promote the country as a world-leading education destination. Our regulators have also recognized the need for flexibility at this time and have provided much needed support to ensure that international students are able to engage with Australian institutions and their fellow students.</p> <p>Australian governments and universities are working hard to bring students back, initially through pilot projects, to ensure that we have put in place the right arrangements to protect public health and support students.</p>
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        • section_summary_oldThe appeal of Australia, among these international students, lies in the multicultural diversity of its population, the variety of its natural surroundings and urban centers, and its easygoing lifestyle. And because of its geographic proximity, the country remains a favorite among Chinese students. When the coronavirus pandemic erupted last year, the government had the daunting task of keeping the country's education sector just as attractive and making it more resilient because its universities, schools and other education providers is among the biggest generators of revenue.
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        • content_old<p><strong>UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES</strong><br /><br />Griffith University<br />Location: Brisbane<br />No. students: 10,000 (foreign)<br />Top programs: Business, Health, and Sciences<br />URL: <a href="http://www.griffith.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.griffith.edu.au</a><br /><br />University of Adelaide<br />Location: Adelaide<br />No. of students: 7,148 (foreign) / 4,110 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Engineering, Commerce, and Computer Science<br />URL: <a href="http://www.adelaide.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.adelaide.edu.au</a><br /><br />University of Sydney Business School<br />Location: Sydney<br />No. of students: 11,421 (foreign) / 9,955 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Commerce and Professional Accounting<br />URL: <a href="http://www.sydney.edu.au/business" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.sydney.edu.au/business</a><br /><br />University of Western Australia<br />Location: Perth<br />No. of students: 5,000+ (foreign)<br />Top programs: Geosciences, Engineering, and Fine Arts<br />URL: <a href="http://www.uwa.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.uwa.edu.au</a></p> <p>University of Melbourne: School of Mathematics and Statistics<br />Location: Melbourne<br />No. of students: 23,760 (foreign)<br />Top programs: BS, MS (Mathematics and Statistics), Master of Data Science, Master of Science (Bioinformatics)<br />URL: <a href="http://www.unimelb.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.unimelb.edu.au</a></p> <p>University of Queensland<br />Location: Brisbane<br />No. of students: 20,381 (foreign) / 12,000 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: PhD, Master of Commerce, Master of Business, Bachelor of Business Management<br />URL: <a href="http://www.uq.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.uq.edu.au</a><br /><br /><strong>SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION PROVIDERS</strong></p> <p>Firbank Grammar School<br />Location: Melbourne<br />No. of students: 35 (Foreign)/ 31 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Maths, Science, IT<br />URL: <a href="http://www.firbank.vic.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.firbank.vic.edu.au</a></p> <p>St. Augustine's College<br />Location: Sydney<br />No. of students: 60 (foreign) / 60 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Junior and Senior courses<br />URL: <a href="http://www.saintaug.nsw.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.saintaug.nsw.edu.au</a><br /><br />Hutchins School<br />Location: Hobart<br />No. of students: 19 (foreign) / 10 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Outstanding Academic Program, Power of 9, Outdoor Education, Performing Arts<br />URL: <a href="http://www.hutchins.tas.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.hutchins.tas.edu.au</a><br /><br /><strong>GOVERNMENT AGENCIES</strong></p> <p>Department for Education, South Australia<br />Location: Adelaide<br />No. of students: 2,207 (foreign) / 836 (Chinese)<br />URL: <a href="http://www.studyadelaide.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.education.sa.gov.au</a></p> <p>Study Adelaide<br />Location: Adelaide<br />No. of students: 40,518 (foreign) / 12,452 (Chinese)<br />URL: <a href="http://www.studyadelaide.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.studyadelaide.com</a></p>
        • content<p><strong>UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES</strong><br /><br />Griffith University<br />Location: Brisbane<br />No. students: 10,000 (foreign)<br />Top programs: Business, Health, and Sciences<br />URL: <a href="http://www.griffith.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.griffith.edu.au</a><br /><br />University of Adelaide<br />Location: Adelaide<br />No. of students: 7,148 (foreign) / 4,110 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Engineering, Commerce, and Computer Science<br />URL: <a href="http://www.adelaide.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.adelaide.edu.au</a><br /><br />University of Sydney Business School<br />Location: Sydney<br />No. of students: 11,421 (foreign) / 9,955 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Commerce and Professional Accounting<br />URL: <a href="http://www.sydney.edu.au/business" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.sydney.edu.au/business</a><br /><br />University of Western Australia<br />Location: Perth<br />No. of students: 5,000+ (foreign)<br />Top programs: Geosciences, Engineering, and Fine Arts<br />URL: <a href="http://www.uwa.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.uwa.edu.au</a></p> <p>University of Melbourne: School of Mathematics and Statistics<br />Location: Melbourne<br />No. of students: 23,760 (foreign)<br />Top programs: BS, MS (Mathematics and Statistics), Master of Data Science, Master of Science (Bioinformatics)<br />URL: <a href="http://www.unimelb.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.unimelb.edu.au</a></p> <p>University of Queensland<br />Location: Brisbane<br />No. of students: 20,381 (foreign) / 12,000 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: PhD, Master of Commerce, Master of Business, Bachelor of Business Management<br />URL: <a href="http://www.uq.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.uq.edu.au</a><br /><br /><strong>SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION PROVIDERS</strong></p> <p>Firbank Grammar School<br />Location: Melbourne<br />No. of students: 35 (Foreign)/ 31 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Maths, Science, IT<br />URL: <a href="http://www.firbank.vic.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.firbank.vic.edu.au</a></p> <p>St. Augustine's College<br />Location: Sydney<br />No. of students: 60 (foreign) / 60 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Junior and Senior courses<br />URL: <a href="http://www.saintaug.nsw.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.saintaug.nsw.edu.au</a><br /><br />Hutchins School<br />Location: Hobart<br />No. of students: 19 (foreign) / 10 (Chinese)<br />Top programs: Outstanding Academic Program, Power of 9, Outdoor Education, Performing Arts<br />URL: <a href="http://www.hutchins.tas.edu.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.hutchins.tas.edu.au</a><br /><br /><strong>GOVERNMENT AGENCIES</strong></p> <p>Department for Education, South Australia<br />Location: Adelaide<br />No. of students: 2,207 (foreign) / 836 (Chinese)<br />URL: <a href="http://www.studyadelaide.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.education.sa.gov.au</a></p> <p>Study Adelaide<br />Location: Adelaide<br />No. of students: 40,518 (foreign) / 12,452 (Chinese)<br />URL: <a href="http://www.studyadelaide.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.studyadelaide.com</a></p>
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        • descriptionBrexit. The Covid-19 pandemic. The death of a beloved monarch. Over the last seven years, the United Kingdom has gone through a lot. Yet, the deeply-rooted pioneering spirit has remained alive in the country that gave birth to the Industrial Revolution.
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        • titleTexas 2023
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        • descriptionJapanese-Serbian relations started with a simple letter sent in 1882 by the first king of Serbia to Japan's Emperor Meiji. In the last 141 years, the partnership between these two countries has emerged stronger, having weathered two world wars and lending each other support following civil conflict and natural disasters.
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        • descriptionAhead of this year's summit held in Japan of the Group of Seven most industrialized economies, the Italian government headed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has been preparing to take over the group's rotating presidency with a firm commitment to further raise living standards around the world, which has emerged from a debilitating pandemic.
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        • titleSouthern USA 2023
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        • descriptionAs the world returns to normality following the protracted COVID-19 pandemic, the southeastern United States has seen sharp growth in the number of new businesses coming to the region. For Florida, Georgia and North Carolina, the transition was smooth, if not because of a collective will to succeed, then due to the deeply ingrained hospitality the South is famous for.
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        • descriptionAs the base of many of the largest global brands, like Toyota, Sony, Honda, to name only a few, Japan built its economic muscle on the back of thousands of small- and medium-sized firms, some of them still family-owned, that maintain a strong ethos of workmanship, or monozukiri, while adapting an innovative spirit to keep them competitive.
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        • titleU.S. East Coast 2022
        • descriptionHaving just weathered the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic and dealing with the effects of the war in Ukraine, the United States and Japan have remained steadfast in building a stronger alliance - a partnership that has generated prosperity and provided stability across the Pacific and the rest of the world over the past 70 years.
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        • titleSouthern California 2022
        • descriptionLike many regions and cities across the United States, Los Angeles has gone through challenging times over the past two years. Thankfully, because of its geographical size and diverse economy, the city has weathered the economic slowdown quite well. Demographics have also played a vital role in strengthening the economy: There is a growing population of young people becoming more active in the workplace and starting their own businesses.
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        • titleEducation in the Commonwealth 2022
        • descriptionThrough this second edition of Guide to Education in the Commonwealth, GMI Post hopes to present Chinese students with well-regarded options in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom for quality education, both in secondary, college and post-graduate levels.
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        • descriptionMore than two years into the pandemic, the states in the U.S. Midwest are showing signs of a strong recovery. Many businesses have seen new opportunities for growth and technological innovation, reminiscent of the boom that characterized the postwar era in the United States.
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        • titleEducation in Asia Pacific 2022
        • descriptionThe world's fastest-growing region, Asia has remained the main driver of the global economy for nearly half a century. At the heart of the continent's impressive growth have been value-added manufacturing, high tech innovation and, in the last decade, education. As the leaders of Asian technological innovation, Japan, South Korea and mainland China continue to impress the world with life-changing gadgets and planet-saving technology developed by locals in laboratories and R&D centers at home. That strength has naturally spread to neighboring Asian economies, like Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.
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        • titleTexas 2021
        • descriptionAs the global economy reels from the shock dealt by COVID-19 in 2020, some countries have begun showing signs of recovery from the pandemic. In the U.S., the state of Texas in particular, has attracted new investment from Japan because of its entrenched competitiveness and established industrial base. This year, GMI Post took a look at how different cities and areas of Texas have capitalized on that momentum.
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        • titleEducation in Western Europe 2021
        • descriptionGMI Post is putting together the first-ever Guide to Education in Western Europe to be published in Mandarin in Forbes China magazine in mid-2021. As the ongoing SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic gives Chinese students much fewer choices to study abroad, Western Europe remains a safe and attractive destination to a quality education. More than ever, Chinese parents and students need reliable information about the current global educational landscape and their options. Apart from promoting the entire region as an excellent, open and secure destination, the guide will also feature some of Western Europe’s best and most reputable universities and educational institutions. Any inquiries regarding this report can be directed to Danelle Ong and Maria Sanchez.
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        • content<p>GMI Post is putting together the first-ever Guide to Education in Western Europe to be published in Mandarin in Forbes China magazine in mid-2021.</p> <p>As the ongoing SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic gives Chinese students much fewer choices to study abroad, Western Europe remains a safe and attractive destination to a quality education. More than ever, Chinese parents and students need reliable information about the current global educational landscape and their options.</p> <p>Apart from promoting the entire region as an excellent, open and secure destination, the guide will also feature some of Western Europe’s best and most reputable universities and educational institutions.</p> <p>Any inquiries regarding this report can be directed to <a href="mailto:danelle@gmipost.com?subject=Report%20on%20Education%20in%20Western%20Europe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Danelle Ong</a> and <a href="mailto:maria@gmipost.com?subject=Report%20on%20Education%20in%20Western%20Europe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Maria Sanchez</a>.</p>
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        • titleEducation in Japan 2021
        • descriptionGMI Post is preparing a Guide to Education in Japan to be published in Foreign Affairs magazine in mid- 2021. This report follows GMI Post’s series of successful reports on Japan that began in 2011.    Amid the current SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic, several thousands of international students face various questions and challenges related to studying abroad just as Japan wants to position itself as an attractive destination for non-Japanese students. The upcoming report will serve as a guide that will promote Japan’s most reputable educational institutions, highlight the excellence, openness and safe environment in Japan, as well as foster stronger partnerships between Japanese schools and the rest of the world. Any inquiries regarding this report can be directed to Lala Cortes and Karen Lee.
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        • titleGreece 2021
        • descriptionFollowing the disruption caused by the SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic last year, GMI Post is preparing a second Special Report on Greece, which will again highlight the country’s main economic players and hidden champions. The special report is planned for this summer to coincide with the opening of the postponed Tokyo Olympics. While the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic reversed the solid gains made by Greece in 2018, when the country exited its economic bailout program, the country is getting back up on its feet with cautious optimism as the government led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mistotakis efficiently oversees its vaccination rollout. Analysts predict that Greece’s GDP to grow between 3.5 and 4.0 percent in the coming months.
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        • content<p>Following the disruption caused by the SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic last year, GMI Post is preparing a second Special Report on Greece, which will again highlight the country’s main economic players and hidden champions. The special report is planned for this summer to coincide with the opening of the postponed Tokyo Olympics.</p> <p>While the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic reversed the solid gains made by Greece in 2018, when the country exited its economic bailout program, the country is getting back up on its feet with cautious optimism as the government led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mistotakis efficiently oversees its vaccination rollout.</p> <p>Analysts predict that Greece’s GDP to grow between 3.5 and 4.0 percent in the coming months. Supporting this prediction is the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, which came into effect in 2019, created the world’s largest free trade zone, and gave a strong boost to Greek agri-food exporters. In fact, only one year after the EU-Japan EPA came into effect, Greek exports to Japan doubled.</p> <p>The upcoming report will highlight Greece’s highly profitable prospects outside the EU and identify valuable investment opportunities for Japanese companies.</p> <p>Inquiries regarding this report can be directed to Project Coordinator <a href="mailto:francis@gmipost.com?subject=Special%20Report%20on%20Greece" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Francis Pacheco</a>.</p>
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        • descriptionAs of 2019, there were an estimate 5.5 million international students around the world, a significant percentage of which came from China. As the middle class continues to expand in the world's largest economy, more parents seek an international education for their children. With this guide, GMI Post hopes to provide parents and students in China with information that will help them decide which educational institutions in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom will best serve their academic objective and warmly welcome them.
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        • titleIreland 2020
        • descriptionJapan has been a favorite market for Irish companies in the Asia-Pacific region not only because the Japanese value loyalty in business, but also because they share an open-mindedness towards game-changing innovation. In the recent years, Ireland has gained global admiration for becoming a leading hub for technology. It has also convinced some multinational companies to move their European headquarters and main operations bases there. Although medical technology, fin-tech, aviation and engineering have shown impressive growth in exports to Japan, pharmaceuticals remain as the largest Irish export.
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        • titleGreece 2020
        • descriptionWhen Greece and Japan celebrated the 120th anniversary of the establishment of formal diplomatic relations last year, the two countries welcomed "a new era of partnership in business and culture." The milestone came at an auspicious time as Greece continued on its road to economic recovery and Japan strengthened its efforts to expand its relations with Europe as the EU-Japan Free Trade Agreement came into effect.
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        • descriptionAs Japan and Colombia celebrate 112 years of diplomatic relations this year, the world's third-largest economy remains the largest Asian investor in the South American economy and plans to further expand its investment in the country. Continuing its coverage of South America in The Japan Times, GMI Post explores Colombia's partnership with Japan and will cover the cities of Medellin, Cartagena, and Cali. Seven years after its previous report on Colombia, GMI Post's team will expand its scope into more sectors, such as legal services, agriculture, food & beverage, education and hospitality.
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        • descriptionAfter 160 years of shared history, the USA and Japan have become strong partners in diplomacy and trade. This is especially evident in Southern California, where Japan remains the largest source of foreign direct investment and significant driver of its economy. As of January 2020, there are around 800 Japanese companies in Southern California, which generate about 80,000 jobs. Both sides look forward to a further flourishing of relations with the accession of Japan's Emperor Naruhito last May and the start of Reiwa Era, which aspires to bring "beautiful harmony" between Japan and its friends, and with a signing of a new limited trade deal.
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        • descriptionFollowing the success of the 2016 Report on the U.S. Southwest, GMI POST returns to the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Nevada to the cities, companies and people who shared long cultural and business ties with Japan, as well as offer fresh business opportunities investors in the two countries. As the Japanese government reaffirms its commitment to Society 5.0 initiative - vision for a human-centered society that balances economic progress and social development through the closer integration of physical space and cyberspace - the U.S. Southwest hopes to become an investment destination and an innovation partner for Japanese innovators.
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        • titleNorthern California 2020
        • descriptionNow with more than 900 Japanese-affiliated companies in the Bay Area alone, Northern California has once again proven itself to be the hothouse for collaboration and innovation between U.S. and Japanese business. GMI Post returns to Northern California following the success of its last special business report back in 2014. This planned report will identify organizations across the Bay Area that want closer ties with Japan across various industries, such as technology, financial services, retail, manufacturing and agriculture.
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        • titleU.S. Pacific Northwest 2019
        • descriptionWhether one prefers to ski down snow-covered peaks, hike up lush mountains or just enjoy a glass of wine on the beach, the Pacific Northwest has attracted a wide range of visitors from around the world, an increasing number of them from Japan. Because of their proximity to Asia, the states of Oregon and Washington have also positioned themselves as ideal partners for business. As the base of some of the world's largest companies, including the most connected technology giants, the two states boast very stable economies, one thing to consider for potential Japanese investors.
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        • descriptionGMI Post is headed to Guayaquil and Quito to research and prepare a Special Business Report on Ecuador, to be published in the Japan Times in the 4th quarter of 2019, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Ecuador. This is part of GMI Post's ongoing series of reports on South America. During last year's visit to Ecuador, Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono cited that as more Japanese companies were looking towards Ecuador, more Ecuadorian products were reaching Japanese consumers than ever before. Trade between Japan and Ecuador reached $1.2 billion in 2017 as value-added Ecuadorian products such as cacao, shrimp and bananas have become highly sought after in the Japanese market.
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        • descriptionGMIPOST is putting together a Special Report on Uruguay to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants to the country. As South America's middle market companies continue to grow, Japanese investors closely monitor the developments in this large, dynamic market. Casting a vote of confidence, Japanese giant SoftBank has already invested $5 billion in the region.
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        • descriptionGuided by its Vision 2030, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has committed itself to a path of economic, industrial, social and digital transformation. As changes occur at a breakneck pace, the drive towards diversification has been anchored on the kingdom's natural strengths and assets. Among these reforms include the launch of e-visas, which open up Saudi Arabia to a wider variety of tourists from around the world, thereby creating more kinds of opportunities for foreign investment. In developing its partnerships, the Saudi government and business leaders have sharpened their focus on Asia.
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        • descriptionAs host of this year's APEC 2019 in November and organizer of the U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP25) in December, Chile will be on the global spotlight again. Over several years, Chile has earned a reputation for being an ideal business hub in South America because of its open economy and business-friendly policies. In the 2018 Global Competitiveness Report, the country was 33rd among other 137 countries and 56th in Ease of Doing Business.
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        • descriptionWith its GDP growing an average of 4 percent a year, Peru economy has outperformed those of its neighbors Traditionally a mining country, the country has developed new growth opportunities in non-traditional agricultural exports, manufacturing, tourism and new technologies. Thanks to the Pacific Alliance, the CPTPP and its commitment to globalization, Peru and Japan have found new areas of collaboration on which to forge a stronger relationship for many years to come.
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        • descriptionCelebrating more than 25 years of diplomatic relations, Slovakia and Japan have recognized great opportunities for stronger economic cooperation. And as Japan's changing demographics present challenges in terms of domestic growth, around 3.8 million SMEs are seeking opportunities in new overseas markets like Slovakia. With the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement coming into force in February 2019, Slovakia and Japan are well positioned to strengthen their business ties.
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        • descriptionGMI Post returns to Canada in a reboot of its 2015 Report. This new report will identify various sectors and regions that present the most promising opportunities for increased collaboration, while featuring successful Canadian organizations that are ideal partners in the region.
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        • titleNorthwest USA 2017
        • descriptionAs the primary gateway to the United States, the Northwest USA boasts very deep ties with Japan and still possesses opportunities for partnerships between companies from the two countries. Japan has remained the largest export market for majority of companies from the West Coast.
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        • descriptionAfter celebrating 50 years of independence in 2015, Singapore enters a new phase in its history. With this recalibration, the world is keen to know what's next for the small island-nation, widely emulated as a model of cultural diversity and economic success.
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        • description2016 was a landmark year for Kazakhstan. It marked the 25th anniversary of the independence of Central Asia’s largest country and establishment of diplomatic relations with Japan. This year, with the hosting of the World Expo, the oil-rich republic wishes to highlight its accession to the World Trade Organization and its commitment to global peace and economic globalization. Just as Japanese Prime Minister seeks closer partnerships with countries around the world as part of his economic stimulus program, Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev unveiled his own comprehensive development plan, dubbed “Nurly Zhol” (Bright Path), aimed at raising the standard of living for17 million Kazakhs.
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        • descriptionHaving shed its image as a strife-ridden country, the Kingdom of Cambodia has made great strides in building a bright, sustainable future for its people. Made up of a population of 15 million, half of which are under 25 years old, Cambodia’s demographics present the perfect condition to speed up economic growth.
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        • descriptionCelebrating over 35 years since the enactment of the Taiwan Relations Act, the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the United States share a special bond. As Taiwan’s third largest trading partner, the U.S. continues to look towards the nation for its expertise in information and biotechnology. Taiwan, Asia’s 5th largest economy, now faces new challenges in the form of further transformation to a high-technology and service-oriented economy. Dubbed the “Silicon Valley of Asia”, Taiwan more than ever is keen on deepening its relationship with the U.S. and with both countries ushering in a change of government, the relationship between the two is expected to continue to flourish.
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        • titleSouthern California 2017
        • descriptionDuring his state visit to the United States in April 2016, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reaffirmed his confidence that Japan and the United States would “together pave the way toward a new era.” He also acknowledged the “infinite possibilities” for increased Japanese-U.S. collaboration. Global Media Inc. will be revisiting Southern California to prepare a special business report highlighting the ties between Japan and the United States. The report follows the success of the regional reports produced in 2014 and 2015 on the strong Japanese-American links in Los Angeles, San Diego, Northern California, the Midwest USA, Southern USA, Southwest USA, New England and the Atlantic Coast. The special report will provide an update on the strong relationship between Southern California and Japan. As of 2016, Japan stands as the largest source of foreign-owned enterprise (FOE) jobs in Southern California, accounting for 21.7% of all FOE jobs in the region, with 2,440 Japanese-affiliated companies providing over 79,000 jobs. Scheduled to be published in June of 2017, the Special Business Report on Southern California will promote the robust trade and investment environment in the region.
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        • descriptionWhile Japan, of course, boasts of global brands that no longer need any introduction such as Panasonic, Toyota and Sony, the country is an industrial and innovation powerhouse thanks to its small to medium-sized enterprises, which make up more than 98% of the country's businesses.
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        • descriptionWith an annual GDP growth exceeding 5% per year, Bolivia has one of the region's most dynamic economies. Mining of silver, zinc and gold has remained Bolivia's traditional revenue earner. But with a young and growing population, a rising middle class, and enormous tracts of arable land, the country is looking beyond mining and is promoting investments in the services, construction, real estate and agriculture sectors. Bolivia's success is best exemplified by Santa Cruz, once a backwater town of just 40,000 people 50 years ago. Today, the city is home to 3 million Bolivians, or nearly 30% of the country's population, and accounts for almost 40% of Bolivia's economic activity and foreign direct investments. This phenomenal growth is attributed to the city’s strategic location, rich natural resource and more importantly, the residents’ appetite for risk and openness to doing business. Scheduled to be published in the April 2017 in the Japan Times, the Special Business Report on Bolivia will highlight the investment potential of the country and its different cities.
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        • titlePeru 2017
        • description2016 continues to be a year of momentum for Peru as the recently elected President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski consolidates his country’s position as one of the best performing economies in Latin America. With its many investment opportunities, Peru has become a gateway into South America and a reliable partner for growth. With a shared history that spans more than 140 years, Peru was the first Latin American country to formalize relations with Japan. Both countries have nurtured that long history to deepen their own cultures and economies. Amid increasing areas for cooperation, business leaders from Peru and Japan are exploring new business ventures. Scheduled to be published in February 2017, the Special Business Report on Peru will highlight the success of the country as host of this year’s Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit and provide a clear picture of the Peruvian economy.
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        • titleJapan 2017
        • descriptionWith Tokyo set to host the Olympics and Paralympic Games in 2020, Japan hopes to build further on its image as a major global player and spur a much-needed boost to the economy of the world’s third-largest economy. As an innovator in a wide range of industries, Japan has exported its game-changing technologies and expertise with the rest of the world. With its recent entry into the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA), the country has opened up more opportunities for its companies and entrepreneurs overseas? What does the future hold for this global powerhouse? Scheduled to be published in the March/April 2017 issue of Foreign Affairs, the Special Business Report on Japan will serve as a follow up on two previous reports, including the one in 2013 headlined by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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        • titlePoland 2016
        • descriptionWith its GDP growing impressively over the last two decades, Poland is well positioned to become one of Europe’s economic champions. The upcoming Special Business Report on Poland, to be published in the fourth quarter of 2016, will be the first-ever report on this country in Forbes and Forbes Asia. The report aims to promote the nation as a hub for investment, trade, education, and tourism. It will also highlight the little-known success stories from the Polish public and private sectors, while identifying new opportunities for business. The section will also recap the NATO conference in July.
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        • titleSweden 2016
        • descriptionBecause of its readiness to adapt to the rapid changes and huge demands of the global economy, Sweden has remained one of Europe’s most vibrant and stable economies. Once known as a traditional industrial power, the country of only 10 million people has repeatedly reinvented itself and continues to impact billions of people around the world more than they realize. What drives this success? An open attitude, a strong entrepreneurial spirit and a constant thirst for innovation have been those driving forces. The upcoming Special Business Report on Sweden, to be published in late 2016, will be the maiden report on this country in Forbes and Forbes Asia. The report will highlight Sweden’s success stories, its most dynamic sectors, and the most critical partners for business growth.
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        • titleChile 2016
        • descriptionBordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west and by the Andes mountains to the east, Chile has faced geographical challenges in creating trade routes with its nearest neighbors. Undaunted by those limitations, the country has forged free trade agreements with some of the world’s strongest economies, such as the United States, China and Japan. Traditionally a mining economy with the world’s largest copper reserves, Chile has successfully expanded its economic base, capitalizing on its natural beauty to build a dynamic tourism industry and supporting its export sector to attract more investors from Latin America. To mark 120 years of diplomatic relations with Japan and the 10th anniversary of the Chile-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, the upcoming Special Business Report on Chile in the Japan Times will highlight the stability of the country and its ideal investment climate.
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        • titleBrunei 2016
        • descriptionBuilding on more than 30 years of diplomatic relations, Brunei Darussalam and Japan have expanded economic collaboration to beyond the petroleum industry. Over the past few years, several Japanese companies have discovered various investment opportunities in this oil-rich sultanate determined to diversify its economy. Tentatively entitled “Exploring New Fields of Cooperation,” The Special Business Report on Brunei is scheduled to be published in September 2016 in the Japan Times. The report aims to promote the sultanate as a hub for investment, trade, education, and tourism.
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        • titlePanama 2016
        • descriptionWith the Panama Canal Extension Project approaching completion and the agreement to build the Metro Line 2 recently signed, the buzz surrounding bilateral relations between Japan and Panama is arguably at an all-time high. Amid this very bullish atmosphere, Global Media aims to further promote business ties between the two countries through its 2016 Special Business Report on Panama, to be published in The Japan Times concurrently with the Canal extension’s official opening.
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        • titleSouthwest USA 2016
        • descriptionIn recent years, the U.S. states of Colorado, Utah, Arizona and Nevada have reported among the fastest-growing economies in the country. With the imminent implementation of the Trans Pacific Partnership – a sweeping trade agreement that brings together the United States and 12 other Pacific Rim countries, including Japan – the world’s largest and third-largest economies are gearing up for a new era in global trade.
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        • titleThailand 2016
        • descriptionDespite recent challenges, Thailand has remained successful in keeping its economy very competitive as it also proceeds with program to normalize the political situation in the country.
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        • descriptionDue to its proximity to the nation's political capital and its financial center, the Eastern States play a significant role in promoting trade relations with the rest of the world.
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        • titlePeru 2015
        • descriptionToday, as the Pacific Alliance - composed of Peru, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico - seeks to create a Latin American gateway to Asian markets, Peru plays an important role in bringing this vision to fruition.
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        • descriptionAmid the backdrop of the on-going Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations, Canada has taken significant steps towards strengthening its relations with its Asian counterparts. Recent visits to the region by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Foreign Minister John Baird and Minister of International Trade Ed Fast all emphasize the importance being given by Canada to developing relations and trade across the Pacific.
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        • content<p>Amid the backdrop of the on-going Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations, Canada has taken significant steps towards strengthening its relations with its Asian counterparts. Recent visits to the region by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Foreign Minister John Baird and Minister of International Trade Ed Fast all emphasize the importance being given by Canada to developing relations and trade across the Pacific.</p>
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        • descriptionWith its long running and deeply rooted military and security ties with the United States, the Republic of Korea's foreign minister has highlighted the need for the two countries to expand their cooperation in trade and economics.
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        • descriptionOn August 9, 2015, Singapore celebrates its fiftieth birthday. This date marks an important achievement for Singapore, given its abrupt expulsion from the Federation of Malaysia. Today, Singapore is a city-state and nation-state, the only one of its kind in the world.
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        • titleU.S. Midwest 2014
        • descriptionThe U.S. Midwest has maintained its status and increased prosperity because of the efforts of state governments and companies over many decades to build closer relationships with and lure investment from the world’s third-largest economy, Japan.
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        • titleTaiwan 2014
        • descriptionOccupying a total area of only 36,000 square kilometers and with a population of 23.4 million, Taiwan wields more influence on the global economy than countries around the world with more natural resources and manpower.
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        • titleNorthern California 2014
        • descriptionServing as an initial pillar of that relationship, agriculture still plays a major role in the relationship between California and Japan. In fact, the Asian country imports more agricultural products from the United States than from any other country. In 2012, exports of agricultural products to Japan reached $7 billion.
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        • descriptionSan Diego, one of the most recognized counties in California, is located at the state’s southernmost point and has long been among the most popular destinations not only within California but within the entire country. According to the San Diego Tourism Authority, the county welcomes more than 33 million visitors every year, all of whom spend nearly $8.4 billion. The significant contribution of the tourism industry extends beyond county borders as it generates more than $388 million dollars annually in state and local taxes.
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        • titleEast Coast 2014
        • descriptionTo mark 160 years of diplomatic relations with Japan, U.S. President Barack Obama met with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in April this year as part of a four-nation Asian tour, wherein regional security and increased trade cooperation dominated the agenda. The state visit — the first by an American president in nearly 20 years — started with Obama’s unequivocal commitment on mutual defense cooperation between the two longtime allies.
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        • titleLos Angeles 2014
        • descriptionAs the United States and Japan commemorated the 160th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Peace and Amity in 2014, both countries looked back at how their economies have grown increasingly integrated over the years and have prospered to account for one-third of the world’s output.
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        • descriptionEntering their 105th anniversary, relations between Colombia and Japan have assumed a higher profile over the last few years with high-level trips by officials from both countries, including a state visit to Tokyo by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos in September 2011.
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        • content<p>Entering their 105th anniversary, relations between Colombia and Japan have assumed a higher profile over the last few years with high-level trips by officials from both countries, including a state visit to Tokyo by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos in September 2011.</p>
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        • titleSarawak 2013
        • descriptionDuring a six-month-long celebration of Malaysia’s 50th anniversary of independence from Britain, Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud has highlighted the resource-rich state’s economic achievements and outlined the government’s program to ensure continued growth.
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        • titleQatar 2013
        • descriptionCurrently the richest country in the Arab world, Qatar is the largest supplier of liquefied natural gas and has the third-largest supply in natural gas reserves, which are projected to last for more than fifty years. But Qatar is also rich in ambition as it embarks on creating a future founded on a limitless resource — knowledge and innovation.
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        • descriptionSince the introduction of an economic liberalization program and the privatization of state assets in the mid-1990s, Panama has experienced steep growth in its gross domestic product that many nations in any part of the world will surely find enviable. Over the past 20 years, Panama has laid out the groundwork to become the region’s foremost center in logistics and financial services — a sensible next step in the economy’s development given its position as one of the world’s most important conduits of maritime trade. One of the fastest–growing economies in the Americas, Panama has achieved average GDP growth of 8 percent over the past decade, with the annual figure surpassing 10 percent in some years.
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        • titleNetherlands 2013
        • descriptionThe geographical size of the Netherlands, less than forty-two thousand square meters, belies its huge commanding position in global trade. To facilitate the movement of goods valued at trillions of dollars, the Netherlands has constantly expanded the Port of Rotterdam, the largest in Europe, as well as Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, the world’s fourth-busiest in passenger traffic. “If you are looking for a foothold in continental Europe where business culture is similar to that in the United States, and for a global hub for the United States with excellent logistics possibilities for the rest of Europe and the world, then the Netherlands is the place to be,” said Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans.
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        • titleMalaysia 2013
        • descriptionSince it gained independence in 1957, Malaysia has undergone a remarkable transition from an agricultural economy to a dynamic manufacturing and services-driven economy, a feat that has consolidated its reputation as one of Southeast Asia’s economic powerhouses. With more than 28 million people, Malaysia’s success is a result of hard work, wisdom, and as resilience of our leadership and our multi-ethnic, multi-religious people.
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        • descriptionJapan alone has wrestled over the years with the bane of deflation. Deflation robs people of their expectations, turning optimists into pessimists. As I again stand at Japan’s helm, I am driven by a sense of urgency to remedy this scourge of deflation immediately. One way forward will be to take advantage of our resources, which, while incredibly rich, are still largely untapped. One long-neglected resource is our human resources, particularly women and middle-aged and elderly workers.
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        • titleShanghai 2012
        • descriptionUsually when one thinks of educational exchanges between the United States and China, the image is of ambitious Chinese engineering and business students heading westward. But with a global awareness of China’s growing role in world, more American students than ever are heading east to better understand the country’s unique culture, language, and business environment. China is now the fifth-largest destination for American students, with more than 14,000 studying abroad in China in 2010, a large jump from 3,000 students a decade ago.
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        • titleAustralia 2012
        • descriptionRecent economic history looks different from the perspective of Australia. Unlike other developed countries, Australia emerged unscathed from the global financial crisis that struck in 2008, and the economy did not fall into recession. An open investment climate, flexible markets, a diverse economy, and effective regulatory systems — these characteristics of our economy served us well. As other economies fell back, Australia was able to stimulate the economy without taking on dangerous levels of national debt.
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        • descriptionFor a country that occupies just over 13,000 square kilometers, Taiwan’s geographical size belies its economic clout and political importance in Asia and the rest of the world. Together with Singapore, South Korea and Hong Kong, Taiwan was among the so-called Asian Tigers that impressed the world with their rapid industrialization in less than a generation following the devastation of the Second World War.
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          • descriptionHaving just weathered the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic and dealing with the effects of the war in Ukraine, the United States and Japan have remained steadfast in building a stronger alliance - a partnership that has generated prosperity and provided stability across the Pacific and the rest of the world over the past 70 years.
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          • titleEducation in the Commonwealth 2022
          • descriptionThrough this second edition of Guide to Education in the Commonwealth, GMI Post hopes to present Chinese students with well-regarded options in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom for quality education, both in secondary, college and post-graduate levels.
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          • titleEducation in Asia Pacific 2022
          • descriptionThe world's fastest-growing region, Asia has remained the main driver of the global economy for nearly half a century. At the heart of the continent's impressive growth have been value-added manufacturing, high tech innovation and, in the last decade, education. As the leaders of Asian technological innovation, Japan, South Korea and mainland China continue to impress the world with life-changing gadgets and planet-saving technology developed by locals in laboratories and R&D centers at home. That strength has naturally spread to neighboring Asian economies, like Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.
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          • titleEducation in Western Europe 2021
          • descriptionGMI Post is putting together the first-ever Guide to Education in Western Europe to be published in Mandarin in Forbes China magazine in mid-2021. As the ongoing SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic gives Chinese students much fewer choices to study abroad, Western Europe remains a safe and attractive destination to a quality education. More than ever, Chinese parents and students need reliable information about the current global educational landscape and their options. Apart from promoting the entire region as an excellent, open and secure destination, the guide will also feature some of Western Europe’s best and most reputable universities and educational institutions. Any inquiries regarding this report can be directed to Danelle Ong and Maria Sanchez.
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          • descriptionFollowing the disruption caused by the SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic last year, GMI Post is preparing a second Special Report on Greece, which will again highlight the country’s main economic players and hidden champions. The special report is planned for this summer to coincide with the opening of the postponed Tokyo Olympics. While the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic reversed the solid gains made by Greece in 2018, when the country exited its economic bailout program, the country is getting back up on its feet with cautious optimism as the government led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mistotakis efficiently oversees its vaccination rollout. Analysts predict that Greece’s GDP to grow between 3.5 and 4.0 percent in the coming months.
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          • titleIreland 2020
          • descriptionJapan has been a favorite market for Irish companies in the Asia-Pacific region not only because the Japanese value loyalty in business, but also because they share an open-mindedness towards game-changing innovation. In the recent years, Ireland has gained global admiration for becoming a leading hub for technology. It has also convinced some multinational companies to move their European headquarters and main operations bases there. Although medical technology, fin-tech, aviation and engineering have shown impressive growth in exports to Japan, pharmaceuticals remain as the largest Irish export.
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          • descriptionAs Japan and Colombia celebrate 112 years of diplomatic relations this year, the world's third-largest economy remains the largest Asian investor in the South American economy and plans to further expand its investment in the country. Continuing its coverage of South America in The Japan Times, GMI Post explores Colombia's partnership with Japan and will cover the cities of Medellin, Cartagena, and Cali. Seven years after its previous report on Colombia, GMI Post's team will expand its scope into more sectors, such as legal services, agriculture, food & beverage, education and hospitality.
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          • descriptionFollowing the success of the 2016 Report on the U.S. Southwest, GMI POST returns to the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Nevada to the cities, companies and people who shared long cultural and business ties with Japan, as well as offer fresh business opportunities investors in the two countries. As the Japanese government reaffirms its commitment to Society 5.0 initiative - vision for a human-centered society that balances economic progress and social development through the closer integration of physical space and cyberspace - the U.S. Southwest hopes to become an investment destination and an innovation partner for Japanese innovators.
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          • descriptionWhether one prefers to ski down snow-covered peaks, hike up lush mountains or just enjoy a glass of wine on the beach, the Pacific Northwest has attracted a wide range of visitors from around the world, an increasing number of them from Japan. Because of their proximity to Asia, the states of Oregon and Washington have also positioned themselves as ideal partners for business. As the base of some of the world's largest companies, including the most connected technology giants, the two states boast very stable economies, one thing to consider for potential Japanese investors.
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          • descriptionGMIPOST is putting together a Special Report on Uruguay to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants to the country. As South America's middle market companies continue to grow, Japanese investors closely monitor the developments in this large, dynamic market. Casting a vote of confidence, Japanese giant SoftBank has already invested $5 billion in the region.
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          • descriptionAs host of this year's APEC 2019 in November and organizer of the U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP25) in December, Chile will be on the global spotlight again. Over several years, Chile has earned a reputation for being an ideal business hub in South America because of its open economy and business-friendly policies. In the 2018 Global Competitiveness Report, the country was 33rd among other 137 countries and 56th in Ease of Doing Business.
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          • descriptionCelebrating more than 25 years of diplomatic relations, Slovakia and Japan have recognized great opportunities for stronger economic cooperation. And as Japan's changing demographics present challenges in terms of domestic growth, around 3.8 million SMEs are seeking opportunities in new overseas markets like Slovakia. With the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement coming into force in February 2019, Slovakia and Japan are well positioned to strengthen their business ties.
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          • descriptionCelebrating more than 25 years of diplomatic relations, Estonia and Japan have recognized great opportunities for stronger economic cooperation. And as Japan's changing demographics present domestic challenges, roughly 3.8 million Japanese SMEs are recognizing opportunities for investment in untapped overseas markets like Estonia. With the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement entering into force in February 2019, Estonia and Japan are in excellent positions to further deepen their bonds.
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          • descriptionTentatively set for publication in July/August 2019, the Special Business Report on France will examine France's strongest and fastest growing industries and companies, and the impact these have on the world's development - as well as the country's investment and partnership opportunities. It also aims to strengthen its relationship with other world leaders such as the United States.
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          • descriptionGlobal Media Inc. continues its coverage of the European Union with its upcoming Special Business Report on Northern Italy. The report, in partnership with the Japan Times, is set for publication in the first quarter of 2019 and will cover the cities of Milan, Turin, Genoa and Venice.
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          • descriptionGlobal Media Inc. and Foreign Affairs, following their successful 2013 report, return to Malaysia this year to highlight the country's increasing importance to the global economy. Coming out of retirement, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has unveiled his vision for a "New Malaysia," which focuses on rebuilding a favorable business and investment environment.
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          • titleEastern USA 2018
          • descriptionStretching from Virginia to Maine, the Mid-Atlantic and New England states were part of the Thirteen Original Colonies that declared independence from Great Britain. Owing to its history, heritage and location, these states contain America's largest population centers and is home to the country's oldest and most prestigious universities, which have become leading innovators in life sciences, engineering, IT, defense, the arts, and culture.
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          • descriptionGlobal Media Inc. and Foreign Affairs, following the successful 2012 report, return to Australia this year, to highlight the country's increasing importance to the global economy. After nearly 27 years of economic growth, a record run for a developed nation, Australia remains a top 10 destination for foreign investment. U.S. investment has made an incredible impact on the country, adding around $800 million and hundreds of thousands of jobs to the economy.
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          • titleVietnam 2018
          • descriptionIn 2017, Vietnam's GDP growth surged to 6.8 percent, its best performance in ten years. Aiming to have one million efficient companies and privatize 137 state-owned enterprises by 2020, the government remains determined to improve the country's overall business environment through various administrative reforms. Amid these changes, Vietnam has become one of the top investment destinations in the Asia-Pacific as new opportunities continue to arise.
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          • descriptionAs the world’s fourth-largest largest economy and Europe’s leading economy, Germany looks to 2018 with pressing issues. How does the German economy keep its dominant position within the European Union, particularly following Brexit next year? Can the country take over from the UK as the region’s leading financial center?
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          • titleU.S. Great Lakes 2018
          • descriptionWith a relationship going back more than 160 years, the United States and Japan share very deep historical ties. And the Midwest states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio have played vital roles in strengthening that relationship. Trade and investment between those Great Lakes states and Japan support tens of thousands of jobs and account for billions of dollars every year Global Media Inc. returns to the U.S. Midwest to highlight old success stories and new investment opportunities in the region.
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          • descriptionWidely known as an oil-rich state, Qatar has built a reputation over the years as a more diversified economy with a globalized outlook on development. Apart from the usual petrochemical players, the country boasts large local flagships as well as new contributors to its nation-building project.
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          • descriptionAfter celebrating 50 years of independence in 2015, Singapore enters a new phase in its history. With this recalibration, the world is keen to know what's next for the small island-nation, widely emulated as a model of cultural diversity and economic success.
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          • descriptionHaving shed its image as a strife-ridden country, the Kingdom of Cambodia has made great strides in building a bright, sustainable future for its people. Made up of a population of 15 million, half of which are under 25 years old, Cambodia’s demographics present the perfect condition to speed up economic growth.
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          • titleSouthern California 2017
          • descriptionDuring his state visit to the United States in April 2016, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reaffirmed his confidence that Japan and the United States would “together pave the way toward a new era.” He also acknowledged the “infinite possibilities” for increased Japanese-U.S. collaboration. Global Media Inc. will be revisiting Southern California to prepare a special business report highlighting the ties between Japan and the United States. The report follows the success of the regional reports produced in 2014 and 2015 on the strong Japanese-American links in Los Angeles, San Diego, Northern California, the Midwest USA, Southern USA, Southwest USA, New England and the Atlantic Coast. The special report will provide an update on the strong relationship between Southern California and Japan. As of 2016, Japan stands as the largest source of foreign-owned enterprise (FOE) jobs in Southern California, accounting for 21.7% of all FOE jobs in the region, with 2,440 Japanese-affiliated companies providing over 79,000 jobs. Scheduled to be published in June of 2017, the Special Business Report on Southern California will promote the robust trade and investment environment in the region.
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          • descriptionWith an annual GDP growth exceeding 5% per year, Bolivia has one of the region's most dynamic economies. Mining of silver, zinc and gold has remained Bolivia's traditional revenue earner. But with a young and growing population, a rising middle class, and enormous tracts of arable land, the country is looking beyond mining and is promoting investments in the services, construction, real estate and agriculture sectors. Bolivia's success is best exemplified by Santa Cruz, once a backwater town of just 40,000 people 50 years ago. Today, the city is home to 3 million Bolivians, or nearly 30% of the country's population, and accounts for almost 40% of Bolivia's economic activity and foreign direct investments. This phenomenal growth is attributed to the city’s strategic location, rich natural resource and more importantly, the residents’ appetite for risk and openness to doing business. Scheduled to be published in the April 2017 in the Japan Times, the Special Business Report on Bolivia will highlight the investment potential of the country and its different cities.
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          • titleJapan 2017
          • descriptionWith Tokyo set to host the Olympics and Paralympic Games in 2020, Japan hopes to build further on its image as a major global player and spur a much-needed boost to the economy of the world’s third-largest economy. As an innovator in a wide range of industries, Japan has exported its game-changing technologies and expertise with the rest of the world. With its recent entry into the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA), the country has opened up more opportunities for its companies and entrepreneurs overseas? What does the future hold for this global powerhouse? Scheduled to be published in the March/April 2017 issue of Foreign Affairs, the Special Business Report on Japan will serve as a follow up on two previous reports, including the one in 2013 headlined by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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          • descriptionBecause of its readiness to adapt to the rapid changes and huge demands of the global economy, Sweden has remained one of Europe’s most vibrant and stable economies. Once known as a traditional industrial power, the country of only 10 million people has repeatedly reinvented itself and continues to impact billions of people around the world more than they realize. What drives this success? An open attitude, a strong entrepreneurial spirit and a constant thirst for innovation have been those driving forces. The upcoming Special Business Report on Sweden, to be published in late 2016, will be the maiden report on this country in Forbes and Forbes Asia. The report will highlight Sweden’s success stories, its most dynamic sectors, and the most critical partners for business growth.
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          • descriptionBuilding on more than 30 years of diplomatic relations, Brunei Darussalam and Japan have expanded economic collaboration to beyond the petroleum industry. Over the past few years, several Japanese companies have discovered various investment opportunities in this oil-rich sultanate determined to diversify its economy. Tentatively entitled “Exploring New Fields of Cooperation,” The Special Business Report on Brunei is scheduled to be published in September 2016 in the Japan Times. The report aims to promote the sultanate as a hub for investment, trade, education, and tourism.
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          • descriptionWith the Panama Canal Extension Project approaching completion and the agreement to build the Metro Line 2 recently signed, the buzz surrounding bilateral relations between Japan and Panama is arguably at an all-time high. Amid this very bullish atmosphere, Global Media aims to further promote business ties between the two countries through its 2016 Special Business Report on Panama, to be published in The Japan Times concurrently with the Canal extension’s official opening.
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          • descriptionDespite recent challenges, Thailand has remained successful in keeping its economy very competitive as it also proceeds with program to normalize the political situation in the country.
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          • descriptionToday, as the Pacific Alliance - composed of Peru, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico - seeks to create a Latin American gateway to Asian markets, Peru plays an important role in bringing this vision to fruition.
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          • titleCanada 2015
          • descriptionAmid the backdrop of the on-going Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations, Canada has taken significant steps towards strengthening its relations with its Asian counterparts. Recent visits to the region by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Foreign Minister John Baird and Minister of International Trade Ed Fast all emphasize the importance being given by Canada to developing relations and trade across the Pacific.
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          • content<p>Amid the backdrop of the on-going Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations, Canada has taken significant steps towards strengthening its relations with its Asian counterparts. Recent visits to the region by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Foreign Minister John Baird and Minister of International Trade Ed Fast all emphasize the importance being given by Canada to developing relations and trade across the Pacific.</p>
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          • titleSingapore 2015
          • descriptionOn August 9, 2015, Singapore celebrates its fiftieth birthday. This date marks an important achievement for Singapore, given its abrupt expulsion from the Federation of Malaysia. Today, Singapore is a city-state and nation-state, the only one of its kind in the world.
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          • publication_date2015-01-01
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          • titleTaiwan 2014
          • descriptionOccupying a total area of only 36,000 square kilometers and with a population of 23.4 million, Taiwan wields more influence on the global economy than countries around the world with more natural resources and manpower.
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          • titleSan Diego 2014
          • descriptionSan Diego, one of the most recognized counties in California, is located at the state’s southernmost point and has long been among the most popular destinations not only within California but within the entire country. According to the San Diego Tourism Authority, the county welcomes more than 33 million visitors every year, all of whom spend nearly $8.4 billion. The significant contribution of the tourism industry extends beyond county borders as it generates more than $388 million dollars annually in state and local taxes.
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          • descriptionAs the United States and Japan commemorated the 160th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Peace and Amity in 2014, both countries looked back at how their economies have grown increasingly integrated over the years and have prospered to account for one-third of the world’s output.
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          • titleSarawak 2013
          • descriptionDuring a six-month-long celebration of Malaysia’s 50th anniversary of independence from Britain, Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud has highlighted the resource-rich state’s economic achievements and outlined the government’s program to ensure continued growth.
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          • content<p>During a six-month-long celebration of Malaysia’s 50th anniversary of independence from Britain, Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud has highlighted the resource-rich state’s economic achievements and outlined the government’s program to ensure continued growth.</p>
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          • descriptionSince the introduction of an economic liberalization program and the privatization of state assets in the mid-1990s, Panama has experienced steep growth in its gross domestic product that many nations in any part of the world will surely find enviable. Over the past 20 years, Panama has laid out the groundwork to become the region’s foremost center in logistics and financial services — a sensible next step in the economy’s development given its position as one of the world’s most important conduits of maritime trade. One of the fastest–growing economies in the Americas, Panama has achieved average GDP growth of 8 percent over the past decade, with the annual figure surpassing 10 percent in some years.
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          • titleMalaysia 2013
          • descriptionSince it gained independence in 1957, Malaysia has undergone a remarkable transition from an agricultural economy to a dynamic manufacturing and services-driven economy, a feat that has consolidated its reputation as one of Southeast Asia’s economic powerhouses. With more than 28 million people, Malaysia’s success is a result of hard work, wisdom, and as resilience of our leadership and our multi-ethnic, multi-religious people.
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          • titleShanghai 2012
          • descriptionUsually when one thinks of educational exchanges between the United States and China, the image is of ambitious Chinese engineering and business students heading westward. But with a global awareness of China’s growing role in world, more American students than ever are heading east to better understand the country’s unique culture, language, and business environment. China is now the fifth-largest destination for American students, with more than 14,000 studying abroad in China in 2010, a large jump from 3,000 students a decade ago.
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          • content<p>Usually when one thinks of educational exchanges between the United States and China, the image is of ambitious Chinese engineering and business students heading westward. But with a global awareness of China’s growing role in world, more American students than ever are heading east to better understand the country’s unique culture, language, and business environment.</p>
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          • titleTaiwan 2011
          • descriptionFor a country that occupies just over 13,000 square kilometers, Taiwan’s geographical size belies its economic clout and political importance in Asia and the rest of the world. Together with Singapore, South Korea and Hong Kong, Taiwan was among the so-called Asian Tigers that impressed the world with their rapid industrialization in less than a generation following the devastation of the Second World War.
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          • titleJapan 2011
          • descriptionIn this second decade of the 21st century, economic and societal globalization has continued its unfettered acceleration. Amid this milieu, Prime Minister Naoto Kan unveiled his government’s new program, Heisei no Kaikoku (sometimes translated as “The Heisei Era’s Second Opening”), which features several innovative solutions to various issues, unprecedented changes, and new values faced by the world community.
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          • descriptionJapanese-Serbian relations started with a simple letter sent in 1882 by the first king of Serbia to Japan's Emperor Meiji. In the last 141 years, the partnership between these two countries has emerged stronger, having weathered two world wars and lending each other support following civil conflict and natural disasters.
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          • descriptionFor more than half a century, the Southern United States has attracted Japanese automakers and hundreds of other Japanese companies within the automotive supply chain, successfully drawing them in with a business-friendly environment and a consistent stream of reliable skilled workers.
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          • descriptionAs the base of many of the largest global brands, like Toyota, Sony, Honda, to name only a few, Japan built its economic muscle on the back of thousands of small- and medium-sized firms, some of them still family-owned, that maintain a strong ethos of workmanship, or monozukiri, while adapting an innovative spirit to keep them competitive.
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          • titleSouthern California 2022
          • descriptionLike many regions and cities across the United States, Los Angeles has gone through challenging times over the past two years. Thankfully, because of its geographical size and diverse economy, the city has weathered the economic slowdown quite well. Demographics have also played a vital role in strengthening the economy: There is a growing population of young people becoming more active in the workplace and starting their own businesses.
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          • descriptionMore than two years into the pandemic, the states in the U.S. Midwest are showing signs of a strong recovery. Many businesses have seen new opportunities for growth and technological innovation, reminiscent of the boom that characterized the postwar era in the United States.
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          • titleTexas 2021
          • descriptionAs the global economy reels from the shock dealt by COVID-19 in 2020, some countries have begun showing signs of recovery from the pandemic. In the U.S., the state of Texas in particular, has attracted new investment from Japan because of its entrenched competitiveness and established industrial base. This year, GMI Post took a look at how different cities and areas of Texas have capitalized on that momentum.
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          • titleEducation in Japan 2021
          • descriptionGMI Post is preparing a Guide to Education in Japan to be published in Foreign Affairs magazine in mid- 2021. This report follows GMI Post’s series of successful reports on Japan that began in 2011.    Amid the current SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic, several thousands of international students face various questions and challenges related to studying abroad just as Japan wants to position itself as an attractive destination for non-Japanese students. The upcoming report will serve as a guide that will promote Japan’s most reputable educational institutions, highlight the excellence, openness and safe environment in Japan, as well as foster stronger partnerships between Japanese schools and the rest of the world. Any inquiries regarding this report can be directed to Lala Cortes and Karen Lee.
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          • descriptionAs of 2019, there were an estimate 5.5 million international students around the world, a significant percentage of which came from China. As the middle class continues to expand in the world's largest economy, more parents seek an international education for their children. With this guide, GMI Post hopes to provide parents and students in China with information that will help them decide which educational institutions in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom will best serve their academic objective and warmly welcome them.
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          • descriptionWhen Greece and Japan celebrated the 120th anniversary of the establishment of formal diplomatic relations last year, the two countries welcomed "a new era of partnership in business and culture." The milestone came at an auspicious time as Greece continued on its road to economic recovery and Japan strengthened its efforts to expand its relations with Europe as the EU-Japan Free Trade Agreement came into effect.
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          • descriptionAfter 160 years of shared history, the USA and Japan have become strong partners in diplomacy and trade. This is especially evident in Southern California, where Japan remains the largest source of foreign direct investment and significant driver of its economy. As of January 2020, there are around 800 Japanese companies in Southern California, which generate about 80,000 jobs. Both sides look forward to a further flourishing of relations with the accession of Japan's Emperor Naruhito last May and the start of Reiwa Era, which aspires to bring "beautiful harmony" between Japan and its friends, and with a signing of a new limited trade deal.
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          • descriptionNow with more than 900 Japanese-affiliated companies in the Bay Area alone, Northern California has once again proven itself to be the hothouse for collaboration and innovation between U.S. and Japanese business. GMI Post returns to Northern California following the success of its last special business report back in 2014. This planned report will identify organizations across the Bay Area that want closer ties with Japan across various industries, such as technology, financial services, retail, manufacturing and agriculture.
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          • descriptionGMI Post is headed to Guayaquil and Quito to research and prepare a Special Business Report on Ecuador, to be published in the Japan Times in the 4th quarter of 2019, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Ecuador. This is part of GMI Post's ongoing series of reports on South America. During last year's visit to Ecuador, Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono cited that as more Japanese companies were looking towards Ecuador, more Ecuadorian products were reaching Japanese consumers than ever before. Trade between Japan and Ecuador reached $1.2 billion in 2017 as value-added Ecuadorian products such as cacao, shrimp and bananas have become highly sought after in the Japanese market.
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          • descriptionGuided by its Vision 2030, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has committed itself to a path of economic, industrial, social and digital transformation. As changes occur at a breakneck pace, the drive towards diversification has been anchored on the kingdom's natural strengths and assets. Among these reforms include the launch of e-visas, which open up Saudi Arabia to a wider variety of tourists from around the world, thereby creating more kinds of opportunities for foreign investment. In developing its partnerships, the Saudi government and business leaders have sharpened their focus on Asia.
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          • descriptionWith its GDP growing an average of 4 percent a year, Peru economy has outperformed those of its neighbors Traditionally a mining country, the country has developed new growth opportunities in non-traditional agricultural exports, manufacturing, tourism and new technologies. Thanks to the Pacific Alliance, the CPTPP and its commitment to globalization, Peru and Japan have found new areas of collaboration on which to forge a stronger relationship for many years to come.
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          • descriptionGMI Post returns to Canada in a reboot of its 2015 Report. This new report will identify various sectors and regions that present the most promising opportunities for increased collaboration, while featuring successful Canadian organizations that are ideal partners in the region.
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          • descriptionGlobal Media Inc. continues its tour of the United States with its upcoming Special Business Report on the Southern USA, covering the States of Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and Louisiana.
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          • descriptionGlobal Media continues its coverage of the EU with the Special Business Report on Portugal for Foreign Affairs. Covering the business center of Lisbon, as well as the cities of Porto, Faro, Evora and Coimbra, the report will highlight the country's strengths and contributions to the global market.
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          • descriptionWith its large number of export-focused industries, New Zealand has had to be pragmatic about trade, given the size of its economy and its geographic distance to the world's largest markets. It was the first developed country to sign a free trade agreement (FTA) with China, its largest trading partner followed by Japan and Korea. "We are a geographically isolated nation that places huge reliance on the economic benefit derived from engaging in trade. We need some predictability around that and that is why we really focus and support multilateral agreements," explained Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who expanded New Zealand's FTA with Singapore and initiated new trade talks with the European Union.
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          • descriptionThe Japan Times, in partnership with Global Media Inc., is tentatively set to publish a Special Report on Ireland in October. The report will celebrate the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Ireland and Japan by highlighting the success stories of this bilateral relationship and identifying more opportunities for growth.
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          • descriptionAs one of Asia’s most stable and most dynamic economies, South Korea maintains its status as a global leader because of its commitment to free trade and mastery of technological innovation. Following his inauguration last May, President Moon Jae-in reaffirmed his government’s plan to strengthen its international relations, especially in trade and investment.
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          • descriptionThe fourth-largest source of foreign direct investment in Texas, Japan has accounted for for more than 200 investments and projects over the last decade. This year marks a milestone in relations between the two sides as the Japan America Society of Houston celebrates its 50th anniversary and U.S.-Japan Council holds the first Japan-Texas summit in the same city in May.
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          • description2018 is an exciting year for the Great Plains because Omaha, the capital of Nebraska, hosts the 50th anniversary of the Japan-Midwest Conference. To mark this milestone, Global Media is producing a special report that will highlight new business opportunities in the states of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota and North Dakota.
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          • descriptionAs Abenomics shows signs of working, Japan is experiencing record growth. The world is keen to see Japan’s next steps for its comeback as the Asian leader and strategic partner. While Abe’s administration continues to hold trade talks with the US, EU, ASEAN, and other blocs, its different sectors need to demonstrate its capabilities. Manufacturers’ confidence is on a record high, while other fields such as life science and services, continue to rise. The Special Business Report on Japan, tentatively scheduled for publication in the March/April 2018 issue of Foreign Affairs, follows two successful reports in March/April and July/August 2017. It will highlight Japan’s top and growing industries and businesses across prefectures, while identifying opportunities for investment and collaboration available to foreign companies.
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          • descriptionThe economic center of gravity shifts further towards Asia. With over 4 billion people, Asia is becoming a more sophisticated consumer market for goods, services and ideas. And as tastes and standards in this part of the world improve, Western high tech manufacturers and knowledge workers will find ready and willing partners for prosperity. Being the 4th largest economy in the world, Germany has a lot to offer to this massive, diverse market. What does the 'Asian Century' mean for Europe and, as the economic powerhouse of the continent, for German business?
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          • descriptionAs the primary gateway to the United States, the Northwest USA boasts very deep ties with Japan and still possesses opportunities for partnerships between companies from the two countries. Japan has remained the largest export market for majority of companies from the West Coast.
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          • description2016 was a landmark year for Kazakhstan. It marked the 25th anniversary of the independence of Central Asia’s largest country and establishment of diplomatic relations with Japan. This year, with the hosting of the World Expo, the oil-rich republic wishes to highlight its accession to the World Trade Organization and its commitment to global peace and economic globalization. Just as Japanese Prime Minister seeks closer partnerships with countries around the world as part of his economic stimulus program, Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev unveiled his own comprehensive development plan, dubbed “Nurly Zhol” (Bright Path), aimed at raising the standard of living for17 million Kazakhs.
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          • descriptionCelebrating over 35 years since the enactment of the Taiwan Relations Act, the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the United States share a special bond. As Taiwan’s third largest trading partner, the U.S. continues to look towards the nation for its expertise in information and biotechnology. Taiwan, Asia’s 5th largest economy, now faces new challenges in the form of further transformation to a high-technology and service-oriented economy. Dubbed the “Silicon Valley of Asia”, Taiwan more than ever is keen on deepening its relationship with the U.S. and with both countries ushering in a change of government, the relationship between the two is expected to continue to flourish.
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          • titleJapan 2017, Part 2
          • descriptionWhile Japan, of course, boasts of global brands that no longer need any introduction such as Panasonic, Toyota and Sony, the country is an industrial and innovation powerhouse thanks to its small to medium-sized enterprises, which make up more than 98% of the country's businesses.
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          • titlePeru 2017
          • description2016 continues to be a year of momentum for Peru as the recently elected President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski consolidates his country’s position as one of the best performing economies in Latin America. With its many investment opportunities, Peru has become a gateway into South America and a reliable partner for growth. With a shared history that spans more than 140 years, Peru was the first Latin American country to formalize relations with Japan. Both countries have nurtured that long history to deepen their own cultures and economies. Amid increasing areas for cooperation, business leaders from Peru and Japan are exploring new business ventures. Scheduled to be published in February 2017, the Special Business Report on Peru will highlight the success of the country as host of this year’s Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit and provide a clear picture of the Peruvian economy.
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          • descriptionWith its GDP growing impressively over the last two decades, Poland is well positioned to become one of Europe’s economic champions. The upcoming Special Business Report on Poland, to be published in the fourth quarter of 2016, will be the first-ever report on this country in Forbes and Forbes Asia. The report aims to promote the nation as a hub for investment, trade, education, and tourism. It will also highlight the little-known success stories from the Polish public and private sectors, while identifying new opportunities for business. The section will also recap the NATO conference in July.
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          • descriptionThe geographical size of the Netherlands, less than forty-two thousand square meters, belies its huge commanding position in global trade. To facilitate the movement of goods valued at trillions of dollars, the Netherlands has constantly expanded the Port of Rotterdam, the largest in Europe, as well as Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, the world’s fourth-busiest in passenger traffic. “If you are looking for a foothold in continental Europe where business culture is similar to that in the United States, and for a global hub for the United States with excellent logistics possibilities for the rest of Europe and the world, then the Netherlands is the place to be,” said Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans.
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