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Global Horizons - The Australian International Education Podcast

Global Horizons is Australia’s international education podcast. Each episode is focused on the stories that make our industry just so great to work in. Sometimes the stories will be industry news and current affairs. Other times, we’ll dive into a guest"s personal career and travel stories on the show. We’ll also have episodes dedicated to unpacking industry trends or helping you to understand the nuances of one of international education’s many specialisations, like learning abroad, compliance,

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00:41:55

Tanveer Shaheed on 17 years at Macquarie,...

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2025/11/05

We recorded this episode in Macquarie University’s central courtyard, a place that feels like home to both of us. Tanveer has spent 17 years here, through new vice-chancellors, rebuilt precincts and a metro line that now puts the campus 18 minutes from the CBD. He laughs that it feels like working for three or four different organisations, because the thinking and the work keep evolving. Then he tells me a sliding-doors story, the day he had a PhD interview and a university admissions interview at

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00:23:40

Inside AIEC: Visa Loopholes, AI Decisions, and the...

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2025/10/28

It’s day two of the AIEC conference in Canberra, and co-hosts Rob Malicki and Dirk Mulder have barely caught their breath. The expo hall’s buzzing, the NOSC allocations have just dropped, and everyone’s trying to figure out what it all means.From the latest on the government’s New Overseas Student Commencement numbers to AI quietly making visa decisions, this episode of Global Horizons takes you right into the thick of it — straight from the floor of Australia’s biggest international education

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00:28:02

Pamela Baxter on English Proficiency, Access, and...

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2025/10/24

When Pamela Baxter first came to Australia, it was as a wide-eyed traveller with a backpack and a dream. Decades later, she’s back, this time as Chief Product Officer at Cambridge University Press & Assessment, with a front-row seat to some of the biggest shifts happening in global education.In this episode of Global Horizons, Pamela joins host Rob Malicki in Canberra to talk about the changing face of international higher education, from her unlikely career path (including a stint in

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00:11:34

Behind the Scenes at AIEC: Catania Aviles on Social...

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2025/10/07

You’ve sorted your sessions, booked your flights — now it’s time to talk about the fun stuff. In this AIEC Warm-Up episode, I’m joined by Catania Aviles, Conference Manager for the Australian International Education Conference, to give you the inside scoop on all the socials at this year’s event in Canberra.From florals to flannels, cocktails to costumes, Catania takes us behind the scenes of the networking events that bring 1,500 delegates together every year — and explains why these moments often

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00:15:05

Linda Vaughan on How Schools Are Shaping Australia’s...

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2025/10/06

When you think of AIEC, you probably think of universities, agents and policy debates — but there’s another powerhouse quietly shaping Australia’s international education story: the schools sector.In this AIEC warm-up episode, I sit down with Linda Vaughn, long-time international education professional and champion of public schooling, to unpack what’s in store for Schools Day at this year’s Australian International Education Conference in Canberra.Linda shares how the conference team has listened

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00:16:10

AIEC Warm Up: Special Edition on Research and Data

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2025/10/05

INCOMING!!!AIEC is now only a little over a week away. The organising teams from IDP and IEAA are in the locker rooms, stretching their hamstrings and getting ready to hit the field. So to preview a little of what to expect, I'm going to be doing a series of "mini-pods" over the coming days. Today I'm joined by Kirrilee Hughes, IEAA's Research Manager, to talk about all things research and data at the conference. And there's plenty of it!It's my first time having Kik on

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00:46:00

From Sweden to UQ: Johan Arnberg on Scholarships,...

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2025/10/02

When you sit down with someone whose life has been shaped by travel, chance encounters, and a willingness to say “yes,” you know the conversation will be full of surprises. That’s exactly what happened when I finally had the chance to properly chat with Johan Arnberg. We’ve crossed paths for years in international education, but this was the first time to really dig into his story — and what a story it is.Johan grew up in Sweden, spending school holidays jetting around the world thanks to his mum’s

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00:06:41

AIEC Warm Up - TNE with Peter Harris

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2025/10/02

There's so much attention on TNE right now, and maybe there's never been a more important time to be catching up with colleagues to work through the challenges. In this special micro-podcast, as part of our AIEC Warm Up series, Rob Malicki is joined by Peter Harris, TNE legend and Exec Director of Future Students at UTS College, to have a quick chat about what's on the agenda at AIEC and some of the biggest issues facing the sector. OFFICIAL podcast of the AIEC Australian International

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00:26:12

Christmas in September: NOS Updates, Victoria’s China...

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2025/09/25

Christmas might still be months away, but in Australian international education the festive season seems to have arrived early. In this packed episode of Global Horizons, Rob Malicki and Dirk Mulder cover a whirlwind of updates that have the sector buzzing. From fresh NOS data and state–federal tensions to language-learning fun and award-season celebrations, there’s plenty to unwrap.Highlights you won’t want to miss:Breaking NOS Data: Are public universities, private higher-ed providers, and VET on

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00:51:27

The Courage Bucket: How Anita Van Rooyen Helps...

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2025/09/18

When Anita Van Rooyen tells you she used to be cripplingly shy, it’s hard to believe. Today she’s a dynamo of confidence—helping students everywhere discover their own courage and voice.I met Anita at a conference and was instantly struck by her energy. In this conversation she shares the turning points that took her from saying “no” to everything to becoming a sought-after coach transforming student lives. We talk about why courage comes before confidence, why words like “mental health” can push

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00:34:57

A Huge Week In International Ed - Big Stories Are...

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2025/09/12

It's been a huge week in international education, and big stories have been dropping like the Sydney rain that flooded the city this week!

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00:37:42

Multiple Retirements, Resting Happiness, and a...

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2025/09/05

When you sit down with Liam Prince, you quickly realise he’s a man of many retirements... at least, that’s how he frames the long list of niche passions he’s already lining up for the years ahead. From transcribing centuries-old folk music, to pressing for Australia’s archives to finally open up on the events of 1965, Liam’s outlook is anything but conventional.But then again, how could it be? This is someone who grew up in Kathmandu, learned to code-switch between accents before he even knew what

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00:45:42

They’re Talking S#%t About Us – But Here’s the Truth

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2025/08/28

They’re calling us crooks.They’re dragging ghost colleges and sex trafficking scandals back into the headlines.And they’re using 2-year-old reports to do it.In this episode of Global Horizons, Dirk Mulder and Rob Malicki peel back the media spin, political rhetoric, and tired narratives muddying Australia’s international education sector — and reveal the truth behind the headlines. The data’s fresh, the commentary is sharp, and the call to action is clear: it’s time to challenge the noise and stand

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00:54:03

Derryn Belford’s Unlikely Path to Leading Study Perth

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2025/08/21

What do national museums, cruise ships, Anzac soldiers, and student job readiness have in common?Derryn Belford.From building the National Anzac Centre in Albany to spearheading hotel development in Perth and now leading StudyPerth, Derryn’s journey is anything but ordinary. In this wide-ranging and illuminating conversation, we dive deep into the mind of a strategic thinker whose career has been shaped by curiosity, stakeholder savvy, and a genuine love for WA.And yes, she’s still learning new

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00:48:41

Huge Changes Dropping in Australian International Ed

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2025/08/14

It's been a big couple of weeks with some important changes in three separate parts of Australian international education. On the inbound side, the Australian Government has announced the new National Planning Levels. There are also important changes to English Language testing (more on that in a second). Finally, the 2026 New Colombo Plan guidelines are out and... you guessed it! .. there are some pretty significant changes to that program for Australia's outbound learning abroad industry

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00:21:50

From Brewing to IDP and StudyPortals: Julian...

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2025/08/07

From the beer business to international education, Julian Longbottom’s career has been anything but predictable—and that’s exactly what makes this episode so good.In this wide-ranging conversation, Rob sits down with Julian to unpack a life of unexpected pivots, bold strategies, and smart innovation—from launching Carlton Cold and Carlton Mid, to helping transform the University of Canberra’s reputation, to building StudyPortals in Asia-Pacific from the ground up.There’s business wisdom here, to be

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00:18:37

Global Horizons Special Episode: A Sneak Peak at the...

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2025/08/03

Where did the year go? As we plunge headlong into August, it means that the best event for international educators is just around the corner. AIEC is in Canberra this year, and joining me on the pod is Louise Goold, chair of the conference Program Committee. Together we go through some of the key changes and enhancements to this year's conference: all the things you really need to know!Of course, Global Horizons is the OFFICIAL podcast of the AIEC... a real privilege for us since it is the "do not

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00:23:40

Risks Offshore, and the RBA’s Big Flex: The Fortnight...

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2025/07/31

A surprise bulletin from the RBA, a sobering reality check at the IEAA’s TNE Forum, and new data showing a dramatic shift toward intra-Asian student mobility — July’s international education news cycle was anything but quiet.In this wide-ranging episode of Global Horizons, Dirk Mulder and Rob Malicki tackle the biggest stories shaping the future of the sector — from transnational education (TNE) to housing policy, and what Australia's universities can learn from shifting student sentiment.Tune

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00:36:11

From Translator to AIEC Powerhouse: Josephine...

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2025/07/25

You know those people who make the impossible look effortless? That’s Josephine Williams.In this episode, Rob sits down with the former AIEC Conference Manager and international education legend to unpack the stories behind the scenes—and behind the passport stamps. From coordinating a last-minute plenary for 300 delegates to climbing into a taxi bound for Damascus (yes, that Damascus), Josephine’s career has been anything but ordinary.What starts with a streaker in Fitzroy becomes a wild ride

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00:37:47

The Koala International Ed News - 18th July 2025

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2025/07/18

In this week’s episode of The Koala News on Global Horizons podcast, Dirk Mulder (The Koala News) and Rob Malicki (The Global Society) we’re digging into the latest InternationalEducation News. - A new Purpose Built Student Accommodation provider is entering Australia. - Another ELICOS/VET provider has closed as a result of the Government’s ongoing catastrophicpolicies. - Big news in the Learning Abroad space as Australia’s leading third party provider, CIS Australia, merges with CEA Capa. Dirk

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