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Khimki - the city (from 1939) of regional subordination in the Moscow region of Russia. One of the largest Moscow's satellite towns. Population - 239 245 [5] people. (2016). Khimki - the second most populous city after Moscow Region Balashikha (260 704 [6] persons.). Khimki district was abolished in 2005. The city of Khimki city district Khimki forms [7], is situated on the banks of the Moscow Canal. The city is directly adjacent to the north-west of Moscow (the border runs along the Moscow Ring Road), and from the west, north and east surrounds the exclave Moscow Kurkino and Molzhaninovsky.

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Хи́мки — город (с 1939) областного подчинения в Московской области России. Один из крупнейших городов-спутников Москвы. Население — 239 245[5] чел. (2016). Химки — второй по населению подмосковный город после Балашихи(260 704[6] чел.). Химкинский район упразднён в 2005 г. Город Химки образует городской округ Химки[7], расположен на берегу канала имени Москвы. Город непосредственно примыкает к северо-западу Москвы (граница проходит по Московской кольцевой автомобильной дороге), а также с запада, севера и востока опоясывает эксклавные московские районы Куркино и Молжаниновский.

1. Why do international companies employ overseas students with Australian qualification? - Many international organisations and companies employ overseas students with Australian qualifications because their exposure to the outside world gives them greater independence and maturity.

2. What is IDP? -  IDP Education Australia is Australia’s leading international education and development organisation.
3. How many international students study in Australian education institutions? - More than 200,000 international students  study in Australian education institutions.

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Institutions must be accredited and courses offered to international students must be approved and listed on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). Qualifications offered to students must fit the Australian Qualifications Framework.

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