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Advancement vs commercialisation

A recent court decision may impact on the ability of public universities to engage in commercial activities and still retain their charitable status. By Dianne Sisak. “We are living in 1937, and our universities, I suggest, are not halfway out ...

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Last word

The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth – except in exceptional caseshing I studied, but if I was to speculate based on gender research in other projects, I would suggest that women are more relational beings and ...

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Insearch negotiated change process well: AUQA

As the preferred pathway provider to the University of Technology, Sydney, Insearch is the first of the eight university-affiliated higher education pathway providers to be independently audited by AUQA. And after three years of change, “most notably an institutional renewal ...

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UWA to appeal to high court in epic IP case

The University of Western Australia will appeal to the High Court in a landmark case involving the ownership of intellectual property developed by its researchers. However, a legal expert has warned that the university’s chances of securing a favourable decision ...

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Universities to share $2 million to protect populations

The federal government is to contribute $2 million to universities and non-government organisations for research projects to advance the ‘responsibility to protect’ (R2P) principle in Asia and the Pacific. Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said he had co-chaired a ministerial gathering ...

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International briefs

Canadian cheaters to get a sub-F grade Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, Canada, has introduced a grade worse than F – FD for “failure with academic dishonesty” – to discourage cheaters. Rob Gordon, the university’s director of criminology, says that ...

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