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Huge library expansion bridges eras

The shelves in Australian universities’ new high-tech library, in Melbourne, could reach all the way to Geelong. It’s said the digital age is upon us, but for university libraries – ever-growing repositories of vast volumes of information – its arrival ...

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Swinburne partners with US recruiter

Swinburne University is turning to an American education agency to help lessen the blow of a declining international student market. By Susan Woodward. The long-term prospects for Australia’s international student market still look good to at least one global recruiter ...

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College addresses high attrition

Tabor Adelaide has made great strides from its early days as a small Bible college, but has a way to go before it can handle university status. By Susan Woodward. National auditors have applauded a private Christian college’s open admissions ...

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Australian academics get top pay

Australian academics are better off than their English-speaking peers. But this says more about the strength of the economy than the sector. Australian academics are the best paid of those who teach in six Commonwealth countries, a recent survey has ...

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Auditors praise Carnegie Mellon

While Carnegie Mellon has copped criticism for absorbing taxpayers’ money, the issue doesn’t rate a mention in the campus’s first national audit report. Five years after it opened its doors in Adelaide, Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) Australia has undergone its ...

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Floods wreak havoc on Qld enrolments

Brisbane power cuts are delaying notifications of offers to prospective students. Rising waters caused a special kind of havoc for Queensland universities last week. Power cuts at the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) in the Brisbane suburb of Milton – ...

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Black hole observatory plan for WA

Researchers ask Gillard for $140 million to seal US deal. Five Australian research universities will ask the federal government for $140 million to build a observatory that could help discover one of science’s holy grails. Led by the University of ...

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AUQA paves way for national regulator

It is recommended TEQSA exercise rigor, transparency and open judgment. A review of higher education state regulators, released by the Australian Universities Quality Agency (AUQA), includes recommendations to pave the way for the agency’s replacement — the Tertiary Education Quality ...

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Fewer undergraduates are dropping out

Boredom and stress the main reason those who quit give for leaving university Fewer first-year undergraduates are thinking about dropping out, but those who do cite boredom and personal stress as the main reasons. That’s one of the main findings ...

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