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The close interaction between educators and students means they may notice changes in behavior, appearance, mood, or performance in students before others do. While educators are professionally equipped to provide academic guidance, they may not always feel skilled at facilitating ...

Researchers who are making strides in research to cure melanoma, prevent scarlet fever outbreaks, and deter pests without harsh chemicals were just a few of the 19 award winners at the Australian National Museum Eureka Prize awards on Wednesday night. ...

Bill Shorten has called time on his political career and set the stage for the 2025 federal election to be held after he departs for a lucrative university role paying at least $1m. The National Disability Insurance Scheme and Government Services Minister ...

The third and likely final Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) Bill (ESOS Bill) hearing held on Friday saw senators put a harsh line of questioning to government departments about changes to international student rules after hearing ...

New strict rules for overseas students, including an international student cap of 270,000, have been met with concern that prospective foreign students will feel discouraged from coming to Australia, although one international student consultant says the effect might be positive. ...

Macquarie University has found it underpaid almost 3,000 casual academic staff by a combined $1.9m between 2017 and 2023. The announcement comes after an internal investigation between 2016 and 2022, initiated by the university itself, found another 1033 casual academics who ...

Professor Kerri-Lee Krause is the most recent person to transform a college into a university. Her alma mater, Avondale University, was a university college before she was appointed vice-chancellor in 2023. Her appointment followed a 30-year career in academia and ...

Universities with more current international students received less room for growth than providers who have fewer current foreign enrolments, the formula for allocating cap numbers has dictated. The details of the pending international student cap legislation were announced last Monday ...

The Student Accommodation Council (the Council), which advocates for the purpose-built student accommodation sector (PBSA), is maintaining its position that a reduction in international students will not have a large impact on the private rental market, despite the Albanese government ...

ChatGPT’s explosion into the mainstream quickly led to discourse on its impact on universities. What followed was a mishmash of discussions on how to make AI work in learning environments, and the potential for cheating. Australia’s higher education landscape hasn’t ...