Dr David Crabmunch is putting his 7-year-old son Josh to bed. Crabmunch has had a particularly gruelling day at his local university, where he works in the School of Behavioral Sciences, specialising in the sociology of emotions. Richard Hil writes.
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Rather than pushing governments aside, educators must work with them. By Stuart Middleton.
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Competition from private providers means those in the VET sector have to improve their qualifications. By Andrew Smith.
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The push for a smarter country will mean there has to be big growth in e-learning. By Malcolm King.
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The financial crisis has put pressure on the EU to catch up with US and Japanese higher education and research. By Frans van Vught.
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Department defends approach to public consultation on qualifications standards.
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Students in universities across Australia have taken part in the pilot University Experience Survey.
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Skills week will shine light on TAFEs
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