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Hargreaves new EA president Professor Doug Hargreaves, head of QUT’s School of Engineering Systems, is the new president of Engineers Australia, the peak organisation for 88,000 member engineers. He is a former president of Engineers Australia (Qld) and secretary of ...

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Funding cuts threaten Oxford University tutorial system Oxford University will have to axe its prized tutorial system if the government pushes ahead with funding cuts, a report has warned. Foreshadowed cuts to higher education of will be reduced by $320 ...

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Sharing the data load

Universities are increasingly collaborating in shared data centres. It doesn’t just make economic sense, writes Beverley Head. In just a few weeks, three Victorian universities will take up their positions in a new data centre in Melbourne’s Noble Park. It ...

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Ombudsman for international students: Senate report

The Senate report on international students has taken a stick to state regulators, and wants both a carrot and a stick for agents. The Commonwealth Ombudsman should assume responsibility for international education, and governments and providers should adopt a carrot-and-stick ...

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National briefs

ACCC gives graduate-entry medical schools the nod The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has said universities can continue current selection processes for students to study graduate-level medicine. The decision refers to all 11 universities that use preference and one interview ...

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New standards for foundation programs

New standards will ensure a level playing field for international students in foundation programs, but the details still need ironing out. National standards will apply to all foundation programs from January 1. But education officials are yet to appoint a ...

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International briefs

Are fake conferences the new internet scam? The Scientist has uncovered what may be a new scam to entice people to surrender their banking details to internet criminals – this time targeting academics. Email invitations to speak at conferences in exotic ...

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