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Online learning will continue to transform many industries, and global education is no exception; here are seven ways the sector is going to change. Cloud-based computing is transforming education at every level, particularly higher education, where students around the world ...

Swinburne University will settle a long-running industrial case over alleged breaches of workplace laws, and will pay the legal costs of the National Tertiary Education Union. Almost two years ago the NTEU took the university to the Federal Court over ...

The process of reform must continue for the sake of all Australian students, the Council of Private Higher Education chief said. In commenting on the federal Government’s continued pursuit of higher education reforms COPHE CEO Adrian McComb said reform is ...

Universities seeking National Health and Medical Research Council grant funding will now need to provide evidence that they have adequate gender equity staffing policies in place. Under the new measure, announced in late March, research institutions will have until the ...

In an exclusive interview, education editor Antonia Maiolo spoke with Dr Stephen Weller, who will step down as president of the Association for Tertiary Education Management in May. Maiolo asked Weller to describe some of the biggest changes he’s seen in the ...

In an exclusive interview, education editor Antonia Maiolo spoke with Dr Lee-Anne Perry, principal at All Hallows’ School in Queensland, who joined a panel at the recent Universities Australia conference to discuss governance within the university sector. Listen to the ...

In an exclusive interview, education editor Antonia Maiolo spoke to Joanne Wright, deputy vice-chancellor (academic) at the University of Queensland who joined a panel at the recent Universities Australia conference to discuss the new competitive market within the sector.