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Apprentice carpenters will be able to tie an accountancy course into their studies to help them run a small business under proposed changes to the education sector. Reforms allowing students to mix and match a range of vocational and university ...

The Australian public is more likely to trust university researchers than banks, the government and the press. That was one of the findings to come from the 29th ANUpoll. The research team pitted researchers against a group of eleven occupations ...

It’s a lovely morning in the village… and you are a horrible goose. That’s how the creators of Untitled Goose Game described their work in a simple trailer for the game. Fast forward to its September release and it has ...

Federal prosecutors says they have brought additional charges against 18 wealthy parents, former university athletic officials and others accused of participating in the largest US college admissions scam ever uncovered. Among those facing new charges are 11 parents including Full ...

Scientists have developed an artificial skin-like membrane they say can wrap around devices such as smartphones and make them ticklish. The prototype, which has been designed to look like and mimic human skin, responds to different forms of human contact ...

I was delighted recently when, through Commonwealth Minister Dan Tehan, I was asked by COAG’s Education Council to chair a review of how to improve senior secondary pathways into training, future education and work. So, I know, were the other ...

A British charity is bankrolling an international effort to free more of the knowledge housed in education institutions and publishers. The $540,000 project, led by Curtin University, will bring together an alliance of researchers who will work to build universities ...

If you’ve ever done your banking on your phone, had an encrypted conversation over the internet or used a search engine, you can thank Cheryl Praeger for that. The mathematician who this year took out the Prime Minister’s Prize for ...

There is not much doubt that we need a renewal of moral and intellectual leadership in Australia. Where might it come from? Perhaps from surprising places. While we have lots of bright young people committed to positive change, three additional ...

Australian universities will have to tick new research boxes to retain their status should proposed changes to category standards be adopted. The recommendations were made by former Vice-Chancellor Emeritus Professor Peter Coaldrake in his review of the ways higher education providers ...