Finalists announced for 2024 NSW International Education Awards

The awards, now in their 11^th year, recognise the success and contributions of international students across NSW and celebrate organisations for their outstanding support for international education.

There are 18 finalists across five awards in the following two groups:

The NSW International Student of the Year Awards recognise the contributions made by individual students to their education and broader community across three categories:

• Schools
• Vocational Education and Training (VET) and English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS)
• Higher Education

The NSW International Education Industry Awards recognise the contributions of education providers and organisations that support international students through programs and initiatives in two categories: 

• Education Provider
• Partnership Excellence

The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony in Sydney on Wednesday 6 November 2024.

For more information about the 2024 NSW International Education Awards, including a full list of the finalists, visit Study NSWExternal Link.

Investment NSW Executive Director Maroun El Khoury said:

“International students generate significant benefits for NSW – they bring new ideas and skills to our society, diverse perspectives to our classrooms and communities, and sought-after talent to NSW’s workforce.

“The 2024 NSW International Education Awards are all about recognising the students that are making a difference to our communities and acknowledging the education providers, businesses and community groups that are strengthening the international student experience through various programs and initiatives.

“International students from all over the world are welcomed and valued in NSW. By providing world-class educational opportunities, we're laying the groundwork for a prosperous and sustainable future for NSW.

“As these students become alumni and ambassadors for our state, they continue to promote NSW as a destination of choice for education, tourism, and investment, further strengthening our global reputation and influence.

“I congratulate all of this year’s finalists that are helping to make NSW an even better place for international students to further their education.”