According to Australian media theA, the NSW pilot program is expected to be approved by the federal government within a few days!
NSW Finance Minister Dominic Perrottet called on all universities in NSW to fully resume offline teaching in preparation for international students to return to Australia!
ANU officially confirmed: some of our international students can also come back with the NSW pilot!
Since NSW's return to Australia programme was submitted, ANU has also been excited.
ANU is also an important partner in this program and helped develop this return to Australia project.
According to the Canberra Times, ANU international students will be able to return to Canberra to study offline!
A spokeswoman for the Australian National University said our international students can join once they have completed the first phase of the programme!
"Some of our students are able to get involved. Seats are assigned to them on each flight and we will contact eligible students to return to Australia as soon as possible. ”
It is reported that ANU has about 3,000 international students studying abroad in the first semester of this year, while the total enrollment of international students is 7,044.
In addition to ANU, children's shoes attending the University of Canberra can also join! A university spokesperson said the University of Canberra has also helped develop a plan to return with a small number of students.
A spokesman for the ACT government said they hoped NSW's plan would set a precedent for international students returning home.
"In this way, we can charter more international students to return directly to Canberra by borrowing from them, and universities will actively cooperate with COVID-19 safety and quarantine facilities to meet the requirements approved by the national cabinet."
"The best way to repatriate students directly to the Capital Territory is for universities to work with Canberra's approved COVID-19 safety quarantine facilities that meet the minimum standards for quarantine facilities approved by the National Cabinet," the spokesman said. ”