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Helping students improve their skill in ways that minimise time and cost demands is a vital element of an improved national skill system.

The global education market is probably readier now to digest what domestically are often well-pitched institutional brands, writes Peodair Leihy

Carbon pricing should catalyse the university sector to become more businesslike about the way it uses and manages energy.

Students say they prefer tutiorals to extra one-on-one time with lecturers.

The University of Melbourne gets the chance to promote its internationalisation strategy at a conference in Copenhagen this week.

With pre-service teachers unable to graduate without the practicum and placements hard to find, legal action against higher education institutions is a risk, an education union warns.

Reforming Australia’s training sector is essential if the country is to meet carbon reduction targets by 2020.

More time is needed to consider qualification standards that will form part of TEQSA regulation, universities say.

The public has until September 19 to comment on a draft list of approved journals as the ARC readies submissions guidelines for ERA 2012.

Carbon pricing should catalyse the university sector to become more businesslike about the way it uses and manages energy.