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The University of Melbourne offers Australia’s best MBA program, if a ladder by an international education thinktank is to go by. QS Quacquarelli Symonds named Melbourne Business School 26th in the world, seeing it extend its lead from last year ...

Some Australians may be sick to death of politicians but when they later become lobbyists it could be very bad for your health. That’s according to new research into what happens when politicians retire from parliament and walk into plum ...

What do an Australian prime minister, a stuffed toy koala with some nifty earrings and a gold Logie have in common? They’re all reaching for the stars. Scott Morrison inked a deal in Washington DC on the weekend for the ...

James Cook University has decided to appeal a Federal Circuit Court decision that would see the university pay $1.2m in compensation to sacked professor Peter Ridd. As a result, Ridd took to his GoFundMe page to raise money to cover ...

A joint venture between UTS and animation and digital production company Animal Logic has nabbed the top stop on two global tables. The UTS Animal Logic Academy (UTS ALA) was ranked first in Mobile – Production Excellence and Immersive Media ...

Domestic vocational education students using government loans to study will be better protected under draft laws introduced to federal parliament. Under the proposed changes, students will be protected if their education provider fails to begin a course on time, makes ...

The Universities of Sydney and Melbourne have both retained their top 10 positions in the latest edition of a ranking of graduate employability. The 2020 QS Graduate Employability Rankings, compiled by higher education thinktank QS Quacquarelli Symonds, put USyd at ...

When making an important decision, it might be a good idea to head to the fridge first. Researchers at the University of Dundee have found that hunger significantly alters people’s decision-making, which can make them impatient and more likely to ...

Legislation that will see universities taxed for the administration of students’ access to the Higher Education Loan Program has passed the House of Representatives with bipartisan support. The changes were expected to save the government $11.7 million in forward estimates. Speaking ...

Four years on from the MyMaster cheating scandal that rocked NSW universities, contract cheating – where students engage a third-party individual or service – continues to be prevalent in Australian universities. Research has found that 6 per cent of Australian ...