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The LTPF is changing behaviours – for the better, says Marcia Devlin. The annual scramble in the offices of DVC (A)s and university planning units around the country to try to predict each university’s performance on the basis of raw ...

Should VET be a feeder to higher education? Indeed yes, says Leesa Wheelahan. Should one of the primary roles of vocational education and training be to prepare students for higher education? The Bradley review says no, because this would distort ...

The Bradley review shakes up higher education policy but the report affirms the importance of universities and higher education as a long-term investment, says Peter Coaldrake. The rise of non-university providers has been one of the more remarkable changes in ...

Intro, intro intro etc says Peter Quiddington. While there are many good things contained in the Bradley review of higher education, it is not about to deliver a revolution that will reverse the declining fortunes of Australia’s intellectual assets. The ...

What are the benefits of VET students sitting for the same national test, asks John Mitchell. In recent years, some in the VET sector have watched with interest the highly publicised push by the government for national testing in schools. ...

Another Australian technical college, this time at Geelong, has had its future assured following an announcement by education minister Julia Gillard that it will become a technical education centre of the Gordon Institute of TAFE. Geelong TEC will offer c ...

Fiji threatens tighter regulation of international higher education providers The Fijian government has flagged measures to regulate the country’s burgeoning higher education sector amid concerns that a flooding of the sector by interational higher education providers is imminent. “These [overseas ...

Having gone from Australian heatwave to London snowstorm, Christina Slade is finding her footing in new UK and European research funding climates. While Australians swelter to produce ARC grants, Europe is having a very cold winter. A colleague, attempting to ...

Lalloo joins Griffith ulcer disease, has been awarded an honorary doctor of science (honoris causa) from Oxford University. Marshall is currently clinical professor of microbiology and clinical professor of medicine at the University of Western Australia. Others presented with honorary ...

Early career researchers who actively publish their work are much more likely to have a PhD than their non-publishing peers. A paper presented at the recent Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE) conference in Brisbane has revealed a number ...