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Monthly Archives: June 2011

UWA slims to a lean new model

From next year, students at the University of Western Australia will have just five undergraduate degrees to choose from instead of hundreds. The university is moving to a degree program similar to that of Melbourne University, in which students complete ...

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Strine preserved for posterity

The Aussie accent is being captured and recorded all over the country this winter. More than 30 scientists from 11 Australian universities, including UWA, will be recording the speech patterns of 1,000 adults from 17 different locations in all states ...

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Nursing programs go online as research blossoms

The future of university nursing programs will give students the flexibility to study online, fast-track their way to registration and get involved in research early on in their studies. Pending accreditation, the University of Southern Queensland plans to introduce a ...

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Wisdom – missing on campus

In their haste to prepare students for a career, universities have lost sight of the true meaning of education, argues Steven Schwartz. "I don’t think it would have all got me quite so down if just once in a while – ...

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Victoria’s VET watchdog on hold

The plan is to assess the extent to which the Commonwealth International Students Ombudsman would meet the commitments given by the Victorian coalition and then address any deficiencies. Victorian tertiary education minister Peter Hall has confirmed that he is putting ...

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SES obsession bad for policy

If there is too much emphasis on SES in Australian education policy are we funding the right areas? There is an over emphasis on socioeconomic status throughout Australia’s policy world Dr Gary Marks principal research fellow at the Australian Council ...

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