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Why the Humanities must learn to live with AI (and fast)
Humanities academics are not addressing AI where it matters – in assessment, according to Gonzalo Villanueva (Uni Melbourne) who reports, “the main governance challenge lies less in declaring policy than in redesigning assessment at scale.”
Alternative Facts, Damned Alternative Facts and Statistics
Government claims that enrolments have grown 30% are contradicted by Departmental figures.
Special Academics Forge Path Outside Norm
UoM Academic Specialists are forging a path outside traditional roles.
110 Year Milestone For VU
Victoria University celebrated its 110th birthday in style – with a strong focus on generating support for students through the festivities.
Research Enablers: Best Bet For Research RoI
The people and systems that facilitate research should receive a priority in future research funding, as they enable all kinds of research, Ross McLennan argues.
What Works In Science Advice: The Facts, Fast
Former Chief Scientist Cathy Foley has laid out advice on how best to influence government.
Appointments & Achievements
Appointments and Achievements in the HE sector over the past week.
Uncomfortable Discussions Before Troubled Times
Of all the discussions about money, the one about costs is hardest to have – but we have to start talking now.
Coalition Tear Up International Ed Commitment
Just four years after signing a trade agreement with India extending post-study work rights and hailing the importance of international education, the Coalition have made an abrupt about-face, committing to slash international enrolments if they win the next election.
UWA Boarding Pass To Chennai
The University of Western Australia has opened its second campus in India.
First Day Blues
Carolyn Evans stepped onto the University of Melbourne campus as Vice-Chancellor for the first time today.
Does Our System Prefer Students To Be Seen And Not Heard?
Understanding students and prospective students doesn’t have to be hard – which makes you wonder why those redeveloping Australian tertiary education don’t do it more.
Why Australian VET Has Not Worked in India
New research indicates why Australian VET hasn’t worked in India to date.
The Long Game
What defines leadership? Simon Ellingsen takes cues from an intriguing example.
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