Study Melbourne agent briefing in Ho Chi Minh City

Published: 21 May 2026
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The Study Melbourne Agent Briefing 2026, held in Ho Chi Minh City in April, brought together 60 leading education agents for an in-depth update on Victoria's education landscape.

Representatives from 9 Victorian universities joined delegates from Study Melbourne and the Victorian Government to share the latest developments and opportunities across the sector. The session highlighted new academic programs, expanded scholarship offerings, and evolving skilled migration pathways, alongside the wide range of student support services available.

The event also celebrated Melbourne’s global recognition as the world’s best city by TimeOut, reinforcing its appeal as a top destination for international students.

Attendees valued the direct engagement with university and government representatives, gaining practical insights to better support Vietnamese students considering Victoria. The strong turnout and active participation reflected the growing demand to stay informed on Victoria’s education landscape, and for high-quality education pathways and trusted partnerships.

The briefing further cemented collaboration between agents and institutions, ensuring students receive accurate guidance and access to world-class study experiences.

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