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Monthly Archives: September 2010

Nervousness over research ratings

University departments are grooming research outputs to boost ERA Some schools and departments in Australia’s most prestigious universities are quietly adjusting the focus of their research in order to be better placed in the Excellence for Research in Australia ratings ...

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Disagreement over contracts leads to ballot

Macquarie and University of New South Wales are taking a stance on fixed-term contracts New South Wales and Macquarie are now the only universities in Australia defying a union push to limit the use of fixed-term contracts for general and ...

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Social Web use a gap in education

Whether you are a resident or visitor to the web counts in e-learning research There is a gulf growing between the expectations and activities of students within the social web, and the expectations and practices of university staff within the ...

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A little song and dance over physics PhD

Thinking differently about molecules wins Australian researcher international video award It may not lead to a career in Hollywood, but a film by an Australian student has won international acclaim and will see him stroll the red carpet in New ...

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Anholt to advise on international education

More than 1000 delegates expected at Australian Internation Education conference Simon Anholt, a policy adviser to governments on national identity and reputation will be the keynote speaker at this year’s international education conference in Sydney. Delegates will be hoping Anholt ...

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Regional practitioner networks

Is a broadband the only type of network needed in regional Australia, asks John Mitchell. The national broadband network is being hailed as a major infrastructure investment in regional Australia, but is it enough? From a VET sector perspective, are ...

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Swinburne in front on social inclusion

Work underway to bridge the gap between the haves and have-nots The first broad-ranging social inclusion action plan to come out of an Australian university since the Bradley review prioritised the issue will be released in November. Swinburne University of ...

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Postgraduate jobs hit by GFC

Postgrad Jobs are down but they are still higher than general population The global financial crisis has hurt postgraduate employment, with a new survey revealing the lowest rates for a decade in 2009. More than 47,000 postgraduates participated in last ...

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Visit to help recover our international image

Indian school principals will hold talks to heal Australia's reputation Australia has the chance to reset its reputation in the eyes of 10 influential Indian school principals who will travel here this month for meetings with the higher education sector. ...

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Australia saves face with MBA rankings

Business masters from Australian universities ranked high by newspaper Five full-time Australian MBA programs are considered among the best in the world, according to The Economist’s 2010 ranking of the top 100, released this month. At number 46 globally, Melbourne ...

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