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Workforce
Academics working 9 hours a day, 365 days a year
A survey has found academics are working 3,256 hours a year, about double the Australian average, and are suffering worse…
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Exclusive
“I’m not sure it’s the Accord anymore”: Is our North Star already outdated?
Two prominent student-success-driven university leaders have urged immediate action to improve student success, warning against waiting for government green-lights like…
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Industry & Research
Industry and academics: How do 700+ job cuts at CSIRO support a Future Made in Australia?
Researchers from universities and institutes are confused as to how the Prime Minister expects to carry out his Future Made…
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News
Budget rundown: Intl student woes and clean energy research wins
The Albanese government's third budget released on Tuesday night put cost-of-living relief and the Future Made in Australia manufacturing policy…
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Policy & Reform
Disadvantaged student studies to direct Accord funding
The Universities Accord final report has made 47 recommendations to the tertiary education sector to improve education outcomes and build…
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Policy & Reform
Universities Accord final report released
The Universities Accord final report released on Sunday called for a major shakeup of the higher education sector that would…
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On Campus
Griffith uni halfway to its $125m philanthropy goal
Queensland's Griffith University says its under-the-radar $125m philanthropy campaign is on track to reach its goal by next year, in…
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Industry & Research
UniMelb’s $115 million investment to bring research to life
Melbourne university students, affiliates and alumni have now the opportunity to bring their research to life thanks to two major…
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News
What the 2022 budget means for universities
Research was granted the bulk of university funding in Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's fourth budget last night. The Morrison Government’s $2.2b…
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Funding
Independent international education providers obtain the lion’s share of funding
The Morrison government will provide than $50 million of targeted support for international student providers that have been worst affected…
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News
Proposed higher ed reforms: Which unis win and which lose revenue?
The University of the Sunshine Coast's coffers will be hardest hit by proposed changes to higher education funding, with the…
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News
Senate committee report backs uni fee reform
A senate committee report has recommended the government’s job-ready graduates bill be passed with the contingency that it is reviewed after two years. The…
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News
University fee shake-up a ‘win-win’ for students: Tehan
School leavers who are hoping to study humanities will either have to foot a bill double that of their predecessors…
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News
La Trobe ‘not going broke’ as unis face $16b shortfall
La Trobe University has hit back at claims that it’s “at risk of going broke in a matter of weeks”.…
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News
Bushfire research highlighted in ARC funding announcement
Minister for Education Dan Tehan today announced that the government would fund an early warning system for bushfires in the…
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News
MIT students call for professor’s sacking over Epstein affiliation
MIT students are pushing their university to fire a professor who has ties with late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.…
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News
VET should be first choice for most students but sector has work to do: Cash
Senator Michaelia Cash has vowed to lift the profile of Australia’s VET sector. Speaking at the 28th National Vocational Education…
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News
Budget roundup: universities say surplus a missed opportunity
The government is touting a $7.1 billion surplus in its latest Budget but universities aren’t celebrating. Universities Australia said the…
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Policy & Reform
Private school-educated scholars denounce old boys’ and girls’ clubs
Most future wealth – at least in Western nations – will be inherited. But billionaires still put their children in the…
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News
Researchers riled by ARC funding delay
The Australian Research Council (ARC) funding announcement delay is increasingly raising concerns among researchers. ARC-funded projects are required to begin research…
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Policy & Reform
At an OECD glance, we’re an education mélange
The title of the 'Australia' section of the OECD's latest annual, education-centric report could be 'nevertheless'. This is because most negatives…
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Industry & Research
Students, staff protest as Monash allegedly cuts Arts teaching budget while pushing BAs
"Tutorial size increases, online quizzes replacing assessment tasks, video streams (which often don't work) replacing classes, cuts in contact hours,…
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News
Sydney Quantum Academy funded
The University of Sydney yesterday welcomed support from the NSW government for its proposal to create a Sydney Quantum Academy. University…
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News
The case against changing university loans: CAPA
Plans to introduce a lower repayment threshold for student loans are unscrupulous and will reduce the number of skilled graduates,…
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News
New ‘university city’ underway as UTAS campus funded
The transformation of Launceston into an education hub has begun, after the federal government granted $130 million worth of funding…
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