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CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: The world's most innovative university - Episode 117 Minerva University is an independent, not-for-profit institution based in San Francisco, California, that educates its students through experiential learning and immersive travel. Martin Betts sits down with Minerva ...

An eminent constitutional lawyer, who was a powerful advocate for the yes case in the Voice referendum, has been named as the next vice-chancellor of the Western Sydney University. George Williams, currently a deputy vice-chancellor at the University of NSW, will take ...

CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: Live from the ASU+GSV Summit - Episode 116 This week, Martin Betts attended the 2024 Arizona State University + Global Silicon Valley Summit in San Diego. Along with the co-chief executive of mentoring ed-tech Vygo, Joel ...

The University of Sydney is facing its second anti-Semitism crisis in as many days, as a leading Jewish group accuses one of its professors of putting out the names of dozens of Jewish colleagues on social media. The Executive Council of Australian ...

A proposal to change the way universities are led, including how much vice-chancellors can be paid, was put to education ministers last Friday after union data showed an alarming number of mining and banking executives sitting on uni governing councils. ...

CampusReview · HEDx Podcast - How are US universities faring? - Episode 115 The Australian university sector is focused on the Universities Accord and upcoming budget, while in the United Kingdom universities are struggling to afford to enrol domestic students ...

CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: How universities can successfully merge - Episode 114 Anthony Finkelstein is the vice-chancellor of City, University of London, which is set to merge with St George's University of London on August 1. This week, he sits ...

CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: The story of Torrens University - Episode 113 Torrens University Australia is the fastest growing university in Australia, and is considered a leader in the university sector for offering flexible, tailored study that better serves and ...

Australia’s biggest universities are failing to provide 80 per cent of their foreign students with guaranteed housing, despite taking in $9bn a year in tuition fees. Universities have built enough dorm rooms to accommodate only 40,000 students nationally – a ...

A HECS-HELP petition that urges the education minister to change the way HECS is indexed has gained 200,000 signatures in just 12 days. Started by Kooyong Independent MP Dr Monique Ryan on March 14, the petition now has 240,000 signatures, ...