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An acute shortage of practical nurse-training positions means that up to 150 students at the University of Western Sydney will be unable to complete their nursing degree as scheduled this year.

A study being run by researchers at Griffith University and the University of Queensland will look at staff at 19 universities around the country in an effort to get a picture of the contemporary academic workplace.

The time for electronically published academic books and articles to start earning the same respect and recognition as their printed brethren is nigh, says Open Universities Australia

Australian Academy of Science president Professor Suzanne Cory has called on the federal government to lift its investment in R&D and create a sovereign fund for science and science education.

The Coalition needs to stop filibustering and allow the Senate to vote on the student services and amenities bill, says National Union of Students president Jesse Marshall.

Macquarie VC Steven Schwartz is always available for a bit of debate

For our second installment of our new column on acronyms that dot the VET and higher education landscapes we look at the AQF and TEQSA.

With the latest research showing close to half of Australia’s academics plan to leave in the next decade, what's university life really like today?.

The Computer Society will oversee funding to help companies push ahead with research and development. By Beverley Head. The Australian Computer Society Foundation (ACSF) has been accepted as an eligible research organisation able to review and submit applications for the ...