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Lower HELP repayment threshold to $42,000: Norton

Grattan Institute modelling advocates lowering the HELP loan repayment threshold to $42,000 – calling it an “efficient and fair” solution to curb ballooning debt from unpaid loans. The current threshold stands at $54,126, though the federal Education Department estimates one-fifth ...

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Expert group named to allocate $150m for research

Academics, executives and scientists from leading universities, institutions and industry have been named to the Commonwealth Government's Expert Working Group to guide the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy, a federal plan worth $150 million a year. This is a decade-long program. The chairman of ...

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Financial services trainers call for standalone degree

A major financial services educator wants the beleaguered financial planning industry to have its own degree, to help tighten up standards in the sector. Mentor Education Group, which styles itself as Australia’s largest privately owned financial services training company, welcomes federal ...

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Stem cells need STEM cell: academics

Australia is poised to be a world leader in stem-cell science but universities must champion the cause for this to become reality, an expert has argued. A recent report from the Australian Academy of Science The Stem Cell revolution: Lessons ...

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Australian unis celebrate QS course rankings

Universities around Australia are crowing today at news that they have placed highly in the QS global rankings of courses. University of Melbourne vice-chancellor professor Glyn Davis was pleased to note significant improvement in UniMelb's performance across the board. “We’ve ...

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Go8 carries Australia’s subject rankings

The Group of Eight leads the pack for domestic institutions in the latest subject rankings, anchoring Australia’s third place performance. The QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016 - released overnight - lists the top universities of 42 subject areas. It determines ranking ...

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