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Industry & Research
La Trobe’s unique Nexus teaching program celebrates its first graduates – podcast
In an exciting development for the teaching profession, La Trobe University’s unique Nexus program has recently produced its first group…
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Industry & Research
ECU study shows volunteer firefighters are still ‘reeling’ from effects of Black Summer bushfires
A new study by Edith Cowan University (ECU) researchers has found that our volunteer firefighters are still “reeling” from the…
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Advertorial
How learning analytics can drive positive student experiences
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen a dramatic shift in approaches to learning and the needs of learners. As universities adapt,…
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International Education
UA chief explains why our international student market ‘still has a good story to tell’ – podcast
In a recent article published in The Conversation, Dr Peter Hurley from the Mitchell Institute argued that Australia’s international student…
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Industry & Research
How will strategies change if we take a listening response? Opinion
With the lifting of lockdowns and restrictions there is some sense of euphoria emerging, though many in our universities will…
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Policy & Reform
Charles Sturt expert shares how dyslexic students can be better supported at university
It’s a learning difficulty shared by celebrated actors including Orlando Bloom, Tom Cruise, Keira Knightley and Whoopi Goldberg, and it…
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News
While Australia registers a strong performance, China and the pandemic are the big talking points: World Reputation Rankings 2021
The University of Melbourne has made it into the top 50 universities for the Times Higher Education (THE) World Reputation…
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Policy & Reform
USyd students escalate campaign to oppose ‘Future FASS’ cuts
Student uncertainty and animosity regarding potential course cuts at the University of Sydney (USyd) Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences…
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Advertorial
Pioneers of online education Charles Sturt University selects TechnologyOne’s OneEducation solution
Charles Sturt University, Australia’s largest regional and leading online university, has selected TechnologyOne’s OneEducation enterprise Software as a Service (SaaS) platform to…
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Advertorial
Trends disrupting the higher education sector
Change is happening at such a pace in the education sector, that universities can no longer pause their digital transformation…
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International Education
Why the international education crisis will linger long after students return to Australia
A series of recent announcements about Australia’s borders reopening mean there is hope of an end to the crisis in…
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Podcasts
HEDx Podcast – Can we build back better? Episode 39
Kent Anderson, deputy vice-chancellor at Newcastle university, joins us soon after a two-year spell in ministers' Tehan and Tudge's office…
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Industry & Research
New study shows how injuries, illnesses interrupt education and can lead to long-term consequences
A Macquarie University study has discovered that children who are affected by injury are more likely to have worse educational…
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Policy & Reform
How can we address men’s domination of the science Nobel Prize?
Previous Nobel Prize winners, including Albert Einstein and Hermann Muller, are acknowledged for making some of the most historic contributions…
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Industry & Research
How JCU improved student engagement with online learning materials – podcast
When the pandemic hit Australian university campuses in March 2020, institutions were scrambling to transition to online learning. However, as…
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International Education
Opportunities for Australian universities with the Brisbane Olympic Games – opinion
The succession of restriction-easing announcements from our most affected states, and the case-free landscape in others, adds to the sense…
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News
New female empowerment report shows Australia is coming up short
Insurance company William Russell has just released a report on the most empowering countries for females to live and work,…
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On Campus
Australian universities have ‘flipped the traditional property script’, but still in ‘property development mode’
The University of Sydney is reportedly the latest to “review its real estate portfolio,” amid a trend of selling off…
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Policy & Reform
CDU study says pandemic has made contract cheating worse
Charles Darwin University (CDU) researchers recently completed a study exploring the extent and impact of contract cheating across the global…
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Industry & Research
Why do some people need to break the rules? Macquarie experts weigh in
Monday was proclaimed “freedom day” for Sydney residents who were double vaccinated, allowing them some extra privileges such as getting a…
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Podcasts
HEDx Podcast – Opportunities for Australia to connect with the world – Episode 38
In this episode, Professor Jennifer Whyte of the University of Sydney joins the HEDx podcast to reflect on culture, leadership…
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Industry & Research
Australian universities must reassess revenue streams to remain viable
More Australian universities must drastically review their current revenue streams if they are to remain viable in a highly disrupted…
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Industry & Research
Masters degrees soar as pandemic forces businesses to pivot to data science and logistics management
Lockdowns associated with the pandemic and a move away from traditional in-store sales to online purchases has seen demand for…
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Policy & Reform
Findings from the QILT 2021 graduate outcomes report
The Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) survey program, including the 2021 Graduate Outcomes Survey (GOS), has just been…
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Commentary
Student engagement in the move to online and hybrid learning – opinion
It would be an understatement to say approaches to learning, and the needs of learners, have changed during the pandemic. Before…
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