UNEvolution from Ugly Duckling to Cygnet
UNE is implementing an extraordinary whole-of-university approach to AI
When Predictability Meets Disruption
If the Government’s steering signals misalign with how AI reshapes demand, universities may be directed — by policy design — into course profiles and investment pathways that rapidly age.
TEQSA signals end to tolerance of AI assessment inertia
New guidance on AI and assessment from the regulator
From Compass to Map: TEQSA charts new Pathways for Assessment in the AI ERA
Insights into TEQSA’s new guidance for AI and assessment
ANU Mess Began Well Before Bell
Frank Larkins casts light on the declining performance of ANU in the decade prior to Genevieve Bell taking over as Vice-Chancellor
Govt and Lots Of It – the Labor Recipe for R&D
Federal Government plans for R&D
Record Enrolments, but Gaps Persist
There are record enrolments in Australian HE, but a range of gaps emerging in domestic inclusion and participation.
The Week That Was
News of the week in HE
The Agency of Mass Education Helped Us: Options for the Next Generation
A review of how far HE has come – and where it needs to go next.
Woollongong Slammed for $6.3m underpayment
UoW has been criticised for a $6.3m underpayment of staff, which has since been rectified.