Queensland International Education and Training strategy

Queensland’s International Education and Training Roadmap 2021–2022

In 2016 the Queensland Government funded the International Education and Training (IET) Strategy to Advance Queensland 2016–2026 and Study Queensland successfully implemented a range of initiatives to support the IET sector.

Throughout 2020 and 2021, Study Queensland shifted its focus to rapidly respond to the impacts of COVID-19 on Queensland’s IET sector, including support for students and businesses, and planning for the safe arrival of international students. While Study Queensland continues to respond to the continuing and far-reaching impacts of COVID-19, the 2021–22 IET Roadmap will replace the IET Strategy and a revised strategic approach will be considered in 2022 to align with the Government’s overarching trade and investment approach.

Queensland’s International Education and Training Roadmap 2021–2022

International Education and Training Strategy to Advance Queensland 2016–2026

The International Education Training Strategy to Advance Queensland 2016–2026 provides a framework for industry and government to work together to grow the industry and enhance Queensland’s reputation as a leading global provider of international education and training services.

The Strategy details 36 specific initiatives aimed at supporting international education and training in Queensland – supported by $25.3 million in funding.

The Strategy is built around four strategic imperatives:

• Promoting Queensland internationally
• Enhancing the student experience
• Strengthening the regions
• Connecting the industry.

Learn more about what international education in Queensland can offer you.

International Education and Training Strategy to Advance Queensland 2016–2026