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The funding crisis for UK universities just got a whole lot worse, with the new government’s “emergency” budget turning the screws on the sector. UK universities face a “double whammy” of funding cuts and tax increases in the wake of ...

A Chinese news organ’s criticisms of its home-grown universities could say more about geo-political positioning than student perceptions. China might be Australia’s biggest education export market, but many believe it’s going to be our biggest competitor. Commentators point to the ...

Where did all the teacher librarians go? Darragh O Keeffe reports. Miffy Farquharson had a busy day yesterday. The head of the senior years’ library at Mentone Grammar School in Victoria met with several teachers to discuss upcoming assignments and ...

Diplomas and advanced diplomas will be the collateral damage of the federal government’s push to increase demand for higher education, according to the Group of Eight.ted that in the most likely future demand scenario, Australia would achieve only 28,000 more ...

Well, here I am in Chicago USA. I am not here to bet my bottom dollar and all that, but to be serious, and attend conferences and meet people who will help my understanding of student retention and the transitions ...

TEQSA continues to raise the ire of just about everyone in the sector, but AUQA has been given a reprieve to continue business as usual. By Julie Hare. The Australian Universities Quality Agency will continue business as usual for the ...

Universities might be breathing easy in the aftermath of a recent court ruling that protects them if their web services are used for illegal file sharing. But they shouldn’t relax just yet. John Ross reports. Universities could again face litigation ...

It’s been a long time between rounds, but EIF funding started to flow again last week. Julie Hare reports. After a long and frustrating wait, funding for the third round of the Education Investment Fund started to flow when the ...

As a government committee assesses the implications of the changing international education market, the latest figures suggest we may be overly reliant on just one market. The council of education and training ministers has ordered a snap assessment of “the ...

International education is worth more than ever, official statistics show. But the good news is a late-arriving message from earlier times, before the industry had a stroke. International education was worth a record $18.6 billion to Australia last year. But ...