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TAFEs, universities and business explore new degree model

Government targets for inclusive education will not be achieved under current pathways arrangements, says NSW TAFE's deputy director-general. Present arrangements for integrating VET and higher education will never deliver the government's ambitious plans for enrolment and SES participation, says TAFE ...

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Lies, damned lies, and marking

Higher education research moved away from multivariate studies in the 1970s because the thrill of big data was rarely matched by finding out anything interesting, writes Peter Kandlbinder It is a sad fact that if I had to give most ...

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Media's 'gotcha' games wreck debate: VC

With its straw polls and ‘gotcha’ moments, the media is killing debate, a Canberra policy forum heard last week. The nature of modern media and the desire of academics and other advocates to speak freely are coming together in a ...

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TVET to wind up

With all eyes on the legislation to set up the new VET regulator, training ministers have quietly axed the organisation that was expected to house the VET standards agency. The week before the federal government managed by a hair’s breadth ...

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TEQSA Bill with Senate committee

The devil is in the detail as universities pursue changes to draft TEQSA law Australia’s universities have pledged to battle on to have self-accreditation enshrined in the primary legislation setting up the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) Legislation, ...

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