This week's articles
UK staff numbers drop
By Jack Grove | 21st January, 2013 | Front page posts, News |
Employment at UK higher education institutions has fallen for the second consecutive year, new figures show. Data released by the Higher Education Statistics Agency show 3540 fewer staff were employed at publicly funded higher education institutions in 2011-12 compared with More..
By Jack Grove | 21st January, 2013 | Front page posts, News |
Employment at UK higher education institutions has fallen for the second consecutive year, new figures show. Data released by the Higher Education Statistics Agency show 3540 fewer staff were employed at publicly funded higher education institutions in 2011-12 compared with More..
Sexual harassment ‘ignored’ in rural areas
By Campus Review | 21st January, 2013 | News |
Research presented to a symposium at the University of Canberra has revealed that rural centres tend to ignore sexual harassment or blame the victims. The study reveals that a large majority of employers and employees in rural and remote Australia More..
By Campus Review | 21st January, 2013 | News |
Research presented to a symposium at the University of Canberra has revealed that rural centres tend to ignore sexual harassment or blame the victims. The study reveals that a large majority of employers and employees in rural and remote Australia More..
Rocket science tops ATAR list
By Campus Review | 21st January, 2013 | News |
The University of Sydney’s Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic) (Space) course had the highest Australia Tertiary Admission Rank cut-off of any degrees offered to students in the main round offers this year. The University Admissions Centre made offers to more than More..
By Campus Review | 21st January, 2013 | News |
The University of Sydney’s Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic) (Space) course had the highest Australia Tertiary Admission Rank cut-off of any degrees offered to students in the main round offers this year. The University Admissions Centre made offers to more than More..
Liquid metal marbles advance nanoscience
By Campus Review | 21st January, 2013 | Front page posts, News | A team at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology has made a breakthrough that will advance research in soft electronics and industrial sensing technologies. They have developed droplets of liquid metal coated in nanoparticles that they call “liquid metal marbles”. Researchers More..
By Campus Review | 21st January, 2013 | Front page posts, News | A team at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology has made a breakthrough that will advance research in soft electronics and industrial sensing technologies. They have developed droplets of liquid metal coated in nanoparticles that they call “liquid metal marbles”. Researchers More..
Caps off means overcrowding, says NTEU
By Campus Review | 21st January, 2013 | Front page posts, News | Although the uncapping of Australian university enrolments has opened up university education to thousands more people, the NTEU says it has also resulted in overcrowded lectures and staff cuts. NTEU national president Jeannie Rea said that while removing caps was More..
By Campus Review | 21st January, 2013 | Front page posts, News | Although the uncapping of Australian university enrolments has opened up university education to thousands more people, the NTEU says it has also resulted in overcrowded lectures and staff cuts. NTEU national president Jeannie Rea said that while removing caps was More..
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