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Auditors praise college leader

AUQA does not usually mention individuals when it audits education providers. There must be something special about the director of QIBT. The Australian Universities Quality Agency (AUQA) has taken the rare step of commending an individual in one of its ...

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Macquarie resumes stalled pay talks

Creative solutions are being sought to end a dispute over fixed-term contracts and casualisation at Macquarie. Macquarie University management and academic staff have resumed stalled 18-month-old talks on a new pay deal. However, the discussions began under the shadow of ...

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Women’s group educates students on rights

Abuse is a prospect for overseas female students coming to Australia. A Victorian group is determined to help empower those who face it. A Melbourne women’s advocacy group will educate female international students about their rights in Australia and give ...

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Academic leaders honoured on Australia Day

The chair of Universities Australia has received a gong for public sector policy management and reform. Professor Peter Coaldrake, chair of Australia's peak representative organisation, Universities Australia, was one of several influential academic leaders recognised in this year's Australia Day ...

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“Brain drain” exaggerated: new stats

Forget brain drain. Welcome to the world of the commuting migrant. One of the central arguments for a better-funded university sector – a continuing "brain drain" of Australian citizens – has been exaggerated, confidential migration projections suggest. The projections, contained ...

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Digitisation funding: where should it go?

The humanities council is to discuss the role of cultural institutions in innovation and knowledge networks Funding for digitisation and clarification of the role of galleries, libraries, archives and museums in the innovations system and knowledge networks will be high ...

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Draft TEQSA legislation to be made public soon

Consultations over provider standards and regulatory approach make the path smoother for a new regulator Universities and other stakeholders can expect to have a draft of the TEQSA establishing legislation soon, a spokesman for Minister for Tertiary Education, Chris Evans ...

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Growth must be managed, auditors say

Holmes Institute has experienced a staggering increase in student numbers in a few short years. As it continues to grow, the institute must not lose sight of quality education, according to AUQA. An Australian Universities Quality Agency (AUQA) report on ...

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Universities fast to respond to ERA assessment

University of Sydney rated at or above world standard in 24 broad discipline areas. Within an hour of the 2010 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) evaluation results being launched universities were responding. The University of Sydney announced in a ...

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HE community fights ALTC closure

While universities stand to lose more than twice as much from cuts to capital funding, it’s the abolition of the ALTC that really has the higher education community up in arms. The higher education community has mounted a rearguard action ...

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