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How academic language and learning advisers can support programmatic assessment and AI literacy
The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) has signalled that the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) tools means that Australian higher education providers should ...
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TEQSA sets out minimum standards
The Student Ombudsman is in business, but TEQSA is also still in the grievance game, setting out minimum actions it expects from institutions to meet ...
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Councils have things covered says chancellors’ committee
Councils have things covered, according to Chancellors – but there is one exception to the great job their universities are doing. University Chancellors Council chair ...
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Australia still shines in QS subject rankings
Despite the adversity Australian universities have endured in recent times, our universities continue to excel in the latest QS World University Rankings (WUR) by Subject. ...
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The Week that Was (14 March)
Just in at the lost cause desk, the Association of Australian University Professors complains about university managers “with little or no significant academic standing or ...
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Time for new approach to TNE
https://youtu.be/f2yGDb6xDiw Transplanting Australian curriculum into offshore destinations and hoping it catches on is not a strong recipe for success in Trans National Education (TNE), according ...
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Khalil arrest textbook PR diversion
With the price of eggs up, a tariff and government-cut induced recession in the wind and a growing chorus of resistance from spurned allies, the ...
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The Dirty Dozen: fixing the 12 ways unis stuff things up
For readers just back from Mars, the National Tertiary Education Union has long complained about university administration and called for more staff involvement to run ...
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FWO: The mess unis make of paying their people
The Fair Work Ombudsman recovered $176m for 80,000 underpaid higher education staff between 2019-2024 and “sector-wide resolution of non-compliance and the underlying causes is not ...
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