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Thinking tiers in sectors impedes policy says Moodie

Long engagement before vocational and higher education settle down together The relationship between vocational education and higher education will remain uncertain and contested for the next three to five years, multi-sector policy expert Gavin Moodie says. Moodie ‘set the scene’ ...

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Distance disadvantage needs a new measure

Current remoteness rating not working writes Mex Butler. Youth Allowance eligibility for regional students is causing much debate, but the discussion seems to be missing one important fact – that there is considerable scope for obtaining a more equitable result ...

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Can teaching quality be ranked agency asks

While it may seem the rankers are battling to outrank one another, QS’s Nunzio Quacquarelli writes that it very much depends what users are looking for. In the past three months, a number of researchers of global university rankings have ...

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Sound advice on being a winner

With the Australian Teaching and Learning Council awards announced next week three former winners Mark Israel, Iain Hay, Lisa Emerson take a wry look at impacts on their careers Prepare an acceptance ‘speech’. Those who get to deliver an acceptance ...

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Open Universities Australia

Open Universities Australia (OUA) has appointed Mr Sam Weiss as chairman and Mr David Phillips as an independent director. Weiss replaces outgoing chair Peter Wade, who retired in October after 10 years in the role. Weiss served as an independent ...

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UWS academic joins board

Tim Hannan, a senior lecturer from the School of Psychology at the University of Western Sydney, has been elected as a general director on the Australian Psychological Society’s (APS) board of directors. The APS is the largest professional association for ...

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USC signs agreement with Cambodia on eco-tourism

The University of the Sunshine Coast has signed an agreement with the Kingdom of Cambodia’s Ministry of Tourism to help establish tourism educational institutions and plan strategic policies for sustainable tourism. “There is big potential for USC, short and long-term, ...

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