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Chancellor Clinton

The former US president has signed up as figurehead of a global private university network with an Australian presence. Former US President Bill Clinton has accepted a role as “honorary chancellor” of Laureate International Universities, a global network of 48 ...

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Uncapped system allows guaranteed articulation: Young

Swinburne’s new articulation arrangements owe as much to the new demand-driven system as its bridge-building ethos. The federal government’s new higher education (HE) funding framework has converged with curriculum design to make institution-wide articulation a practical possibility at Swinburne University ...

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Swinburne’s combined academic board

Swinburne’s new academic board will sit comfortably with the emerging tertiary architecture. Swinburne University of Technology has revealed plans to establish a single academic board for its higher education and TAFE divisions, bringing it in line with Victoria’s other three ...

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UA’s pitch for budget joy

UA has gone into bat for VET as well as universities, saying a relatively modest tertiary education funding hike could make Australia’s pay packet 8 per cent bigger by 2040. The federal government can discourage the re-emergence of a two-speed ...

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It’s all just talk

I have just returned from Queensland where researchers Stephen Billett and Sarojni Choy co-convened the 13th Australian Vocational Education and Training Research Association conference. topical issue of apprentice training; the second the issue of building research capability; the third the ...

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It’s time for unified protocols

The peak university and TAFE bodies have teamed up in outlining the boundaries of the emerging tertiary sector. John Ross reports. A unified set of national tertiary education protocols should be established, allowing for a single approval process for higher ...

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Sliding in the back door?

An admissions test for non-school leavers has found to be a robust predictor of ability to study at university. But there are claims it’s being abused. Julie Hare reports. Amid controversy that the Special Tertiary Admission Test is being abused ...

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