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Monthly Archives: May 2014

Subsidising fairness

Commonwealth tuition assistance is no longer limited to universities – a step towards a more equitable system. By Andrew Norton. Australian higher education is dominated by public universities, but this is an accidental policy outcome. The current system’s architects did ...

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ATEM/Campus Review awards

Exactly four weeks remain for the submission of all applications to the awards. Applications for the 3rd Annual ATEM / Campus Review Best Practice Awards in Tertiary Education Management close on June 20th, 2014. Professional tertiary education managers have a ...

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Make those industry links future ready

Connections with industry must serve the needs of the nation. By James Arvanitakis. It is obvious that the Australian economy is facing a number of adjustments. The closures of Ford and Holden, as well as the recent announcements from Qantas, ...

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‘Like’ and share clear policy

It is critical that universities understand the dangers of social media and implement rules for its use. By Sarah Hedger. Social networking and social media play an important role in promoting awareness of university facilities. They are essential tools in ...

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All that’s said can’t be undone

Madonna Grehan offers health researchers a timely reminder of the power and pitfalls of oral history. When it comes to health history and nursing, there are all sorts of complex subjects: abortion; adoption; the care of the mentally ill and ...

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Foreign students still wary of Australia

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Survey finds perceptions of racism, safety concerns shape students’ opinions. By Antonia Maiolo. International students are concerned about their safety and believe they are not welcome in Australia, a new survey shows. The study found that safety and Australia’s attitude ...

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Live and learn

There are many elements that go into making the residential student experience rewarding and educational. By Antonia Maiolo. Living on campus provides the “ultimate” university experience, Charles Sturt University student Grace Nelson says. “You live with people from a range ...

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Gap theory

The number of women in top jobs at higher education institutions has gone stagnant; the reasons why are in the culture. By Antonia Maiolo. Although Australia has gone to great efforts to close the gender equity gap across the workforce, ...

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Funding in the fishbowl

Vocation’s recent listing on the Australian Stock Exchange brings a new level of public scrutiny to revenue models for the sector. By John Mitchell. When speakers at conferences decide to abandon their PowerPoint slides and speak unscripted, they often reveal ...

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Casting breakthrough ensembles

Some of the biggest advancements would be impossible without interdisciplinary collaboration; La Trobe deputy VC of research Keith Nugent spoke to Antonia Maiolo about making it happen when it counts. The research sector needs to recognise the importance of interdisciplinary ...

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