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The pay gap between men and women coming out of university is decreasing, but still remains significant. That’s the summary of a new report looking into financial outcomes of university graduates. Female graduates are expected to earn 27 per cent ...

Graduates from the Universities of Sydney and Melbourne are among the most employable in the world. That’s according to the 2019 edition of the Graduate Employability Rankings, released by higher education analysts QS Quacquarelli Symonds. Ben Sowter, research director at ...

Migrant groups are urging Prime Minister Scott Morrison to tread carefully in slowing the intake of some temporary workers and encouraging new arrivals to settle outside of the major cities. Morrison has also suggested there could be a case for ...

A broadcaster, a student engineer and a future nurse are among the finalists for awards that celebrate international students’ contributions to society. Department of Industry director Peter Mackey said the annual NSW International Student Awards, managed by StudyNSW, reinforce the benefits ...

One in three news articles shared online about the upcoming Swedish election come from websites publishing deliberately misleading information, most with a right-wing focus on immigration and Islam, Oxford University researchers say. Their study, published on Thursday, points to widespread ...

Attracting students both domestically and internationally is essential to the ongoing success of Australian universities. However, competition is fierce, not just within Australia but from global and online providers alike. Consequently, universities are looking to leverage any competitive advantage they ...

The move towards gender equality in leadership positions is occurring at a “glacial” pace, former prime minister Julia Gillard says. Gillard says problems remain across politics, business and in the media with women still having to contend with stereotypes that ...

Healing wounds with glue, lighting a path for renewable energy and taking science to the small screen were among the award-winning moves recognised at this year’s Eureka Prize. Presented annually, the Australian Museum’s awards recognise excellence in the fields of ...

Australia and Indonesia will take big steps towards a long-awaited free trade deal as Prime Minister Scott Morrison touches down in Jakarta for his first overseas visit. The new leader will meet Indonesian President Joko Widodo later today, where they ...

Australia’s oldest university, the University of Sydney, will be granted heritage status after several years of campaigning. The university’s Camperdown campus, with its original neo-Gothic sandstone quadrangle and Great Tower buildings, its colleges and adjoining Victoria Park have been approved ...