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Change underpins academic dissatisfaction

Australian academics are an unhappy lot, particularly when it comes to their attitudes to senior management, a new paper has found. Rapid and unprecedented changes in the higher education sphere have led to widespread grumbling among Australian academics, threatening further ...

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Making hubs from spokes

Regional hubs could emerge from the government’s new collaborative research program. The federal government’s Collaborative Research Networks scheme offers enough money to turn regional universities – the presumed spokes in the government’s vision for a university research hierarchy – into ...

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Cadetships would rescue VET in schools: Gillard

Having adopted Victoria’s approach to vocational training, federal Labor now plans to do something similar in the school space. A re-elected Labor government would entrench the productivity agenda in schooling by establishing a dedicated vocational stream for Years 9 to ...

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Qualification payoff escalates as GFC bites

University qualifications just got more valuable than ever, with the annual payoff rising about $3000, while overall salaries stood still. The relative value of university qualifications increased more than ever during the global financial crisis, according to the findings of ...

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Greens target struggling students

The Greens are targeting the youth vote by promising an increase in Youth Allowance and more affordable student housing. The Greens have zeroed in on the youth vote promising to tackle student poverty and housing affordability. Greens education spokeswoman Senator ...

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Come together

The appointments of Denise Bradley and Kaye Schofield as interim chairs of the fledgling higher education and national VET regulators has calmed nerves, but there is a long way to go in a short period of time. The two newly ...

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