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Griffith Joins Harmonisation Trend
26 February, 2026
Griffith University has joined the growing number of universities with clear credit pathways between TAFE and a selection of undergraduate degrees.
ATEC: Required Pain or Cash Drain?
26 February, 2026
In what is shaping up to be the most tumultuous period of tertiary reform in decades, the Minister and his Shadow launched key salvoes this week, amidst the Government’s ongoing battle to fundamentally restructure HE.
Re-thinking Traditional Education Delivery
25 February, 2026
We live in rapidly changing times and, as a sector, we need to change with them if we’re going to help reduce the impact of the national skills crisis.
Budget constraints place national research capacity at risk
24 February, 2026
“There’s a myth that universities are awash with money,” Universities Australia chief Luke Sheehy says. A new UA statement sets out how dire things are.
Conscious Uncoupling at CDU
24 February, 2026
Professor Scott Bowman is moving on from Charles Darwin University, following issues in relation to TAFE course accreditation.
Profound Insights for the Future of HE
24 February, 2026
The challenges faced by Professor Yana Sychikova, Professor Igor Lyman and colleagues at Berdyansk State Pedagogical University in Ukraine are mostly similar to those faced by Australian universities, albeit of a different dimension, exacerbated by war. They have shared clear insights that are relevant to university sustainability, performance, efficiency and agility.
Malcolm Turnbull takes on first lecture of term
24 February, 2026
Malcolm Turnbull delivered the first lecture of the year to a surprised group of politics students.
Part 4 – What Universities Are For – And Who Gets To Decide?
23 February, 2026
Sean Brawley’s final piece in his four part series: The Dawkins Revolution — From Coordination to Control
Oh, To Be A Fly On The Wall Today
23 February, 2026
The nation’s Chancellors and Vice-Chancellors will be gathering behind closed doors for a convivial natter in Canberra today. Last year it was social licence, but this year, where do we start? So much to talk about, so little time.
Social Licence Framework Sets New Standard for Sector
22 February, 2026
Business Deans have released a framework to evaluate community impact, with potential relevance to the wid
What is academic freedom – and can we talk about it?
22 February, 2026
What does academic freedom of speech look like and what should/shouldn’t be said?
Where is Malaysia’s TNE ceiling?
21 February, 2026
After notching up a quarter century of TNE with its Semenyih campus on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, UK media reports that enrolments have slumped at the University of Nottingham’s pioneering TNE endeavour and millions of pounds are owed.
No brainer: Comms skills boost belonging and education outcomes
19 February, 2026
Flinders researchers report that integrating communications skills training with curriculum for international PG STEM students enhances outcomes.
What Unis can do about the high price of humanities
19 February, 2026
University leaders to not have to charge the maximum allowable fee for courses – providing one avenue to lowering arts, business and law course costs that is rarely discussed.
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