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Last week, the Australian Federal Government announced the number of international students starting at Australian universities and vocational training providers will be capped at 270,000 from next year. This means that, pending the passage of legislation before the Parliament, there will be a limit for new international student commencements during the 2025 calendar year. I encourage you to read the fullmedia release. As a result, all Australian public universities, including Macquarie University, received their individual upper limit numbers on Tuesday, 27 August 2024. At this stage, we do not anticipate any significant changes in our recruitment, offer and admission activities and the way we work with our business partners – like you. We look forward to maintaining our momentum and continuing to attract high-quality applicants to study at our world-class campus. More recently, Sydney's transport system scored a major upgrade. The opening of themulti-billion extension of the Sydney Metrohas enabled travel to and from Macquarie University and the City in just 18 minutes,with trains running every four minutes during peak times. This is a significant improvement and considerable reduction in commute time for our students and staff whilst further increasing our connectivity with the metropolitan Sydney community. As always, our team is here to assist you in any way we can. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to your Country Manager. Warm regards, National Planning Level (NPL) and New Overseas Student Commencements (NOSC)
The Australian Government has recently announced the National Planning Level (NPL) for the international education sector. This means that, pending the passage of legislation before the Parliament, there will be a limit for new international student commencements during the 2025 calendar year. The limit is set on 270,000 new overseas student commencements (NOSC) for all providers, with 145,000 allocated for the public universities. It is anticipated that the 145,000 NOSC for the public universities is similar to student commencing numbers experienced in 2023. PUBLIC TRANSPORT UPDATENew Sydney Metro open**OPENED AUGUST 2024** 
Travel to and from Macquarie University and the City is now only an 18 minute commute for students, staff and our broader community. Sydney’s transport system has scored a major upgrade, with the extension of Sydney Metro now zipping through the CBD – stretching for 51.5 kilometres from Chatswood in the north all the way to Sydenham in the city’s Inner West. Sydney’s new M1 Line includes:
With six futuristic new stations and a fleet of 45 driverless trains, the new transport system isthe largest public transport project in Australia. Latest News
Prime Minister on campus to open new NextSense building Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited Macquarie University to officially open the $75 millionNextSense centre for innovation. More than 500 guests attended the 6 August launch, with the Prime Minister joined by Macquarie University Chancellor, Dr Martin Parkinson AC PSM, former Prime Minister The Hon John Howard AC, Member for Bennelong Jerome Laxale MP, and key members of the hearing and vision sectors. Contact Future Students
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