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Singaporean Students Flocking to Australia, Boosting Economy and Education Sector

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How Singaporean Students Decide to Study in Australia: Towards Building a Model of Their Decision-Making
Terry Gatfield, Stephen Larmar

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The article explores how Singaporean students decide to study in Australia, aiming to create a model of their decision-making process. Australia's higher education sector is a significant export industry, attracting many international students. The research focuses on understanding the decision-making behavior of students from Singapore, a key market for Australian universities. By analyzing existing theories and literature, the study constructs a model to explain how Singaporean students choose to study in Australia.