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A quick guide to TEQSA

Public consultations on the draft legislation to set up the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) closed last Thursday. There are still some unresolved issues but nothing insurmountable, most stakeholders say. Here is a brief summary of the state ...

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Navitas seals deal for SAE colleges

Private provider moves into multimedia course offerings globally. Navitas chief executive Rod Jones wants to put one thing to rest – his acquisition of the $289 million SAE group is not to cushion his company against the downturn in international ...

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CR takes out media award

Campus Review has made it three out of three at the national higher education media awards. Campus Review journalist John Ross has taken out an important gong at the Universities Australia National Media Awards for Higher Education, for the second ...

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Unanswered questions

There are still questions to be answered about the manner and indeed the rationale behind the closure of the Australian Learning and Teaching Council, (ALTC). The announcement of the intention to close it down at the end of the year ...

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Greenfield to head ANSTO board

Professor Paul Greenfield AO has been appointed to head the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) board. Announcing the appointment, Innovation Minister Senator Kim Carr said Greenfield’s experience on the board since 2007 and his skills in science and ...

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Former CSIRO head becomes chancellor at La Trobe

Australian scientist and businesswoman, Professor Adrienne Clarke, has been appointed chancellor of La Trobe University. A former chairman of the CSIRO and Lieutenant Governor of Victoria, Clarke has been a director of public companies including Woolworths, Alcoa, WMC, AMRAD, Fisher ...

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chancellor is next Victorian Governor

University of Melbourne Chancellor, the Hon Alex Chernov AO, will be Victoria’s next governor. Chernov, a Melbourne alumnus who has been chancellor for two years and a university council member for 19 years, will stand down in April to take ...

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