Editors reveal: six ways to get your article rejected
After 1300 submissions, the editors of Australian Journal of Education Technology report what they don’t want in submissions. Definitely worth a read for aspiring authors: A step-by-step guide on how […]
Appointments and Achievements (24 April)
Winners of the Australian Council of Graduate Research Excellence Awards include, Philipp Dautel becomes principal manager of Flinders U’s Factory of the Future. He previously worked for Renewal SA at […]
Domestic recruitment – where to from here?
While the Accord says that enrolment growth over the next 16 years must come from equity groups that are under-represented in higher education, little has been heard from the marketing […]
Five ways the science system is stacked
The Australian Research Council is in the market for new research performance metrics, but hard numbers can’t account for the impact of life experience. But as ARC Act Reviewer Margaret […]
Just what the Accord ordered – Australia’s first degree apprenticeship
Industry organisation AiGroup, the Australian Submarine Corporation, BAE Systems (as in British Aerospace) and Uni South Australia have launched what is billed as Australia’s first degree apprenticeship. It’s a combination […]
University Alliances often fail, but still have value
I have seen a lot of formal university alliances. They make big promises. I want to explain my experiences of how, although they almost invariably fail in their stated aims, […]