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ARC-NHMRC entente now more cordiale
The Australian Research Council and National Health and Medical Research Council have announced three new agreements, following a recent meeting.
First AI Engineering Degree – A Template For Change?
La Trobe University staff have worked with Cisco and Rockwell Automation to develop a new AI engineering degree from the ground up – with a range of lessons for other disciplines.
Senators Hear ATEC Has Uni Enrolments Covered
Universities have quibbled about a range of issues with the last of the ATEC Bills, but the Government’s message was clear – Barney Glover has everything covered.
System Erodes Student Choice
Australian students are going to have less latitude to choose what they study in Australia’s tertiary system under new funding arrangements.
Leading People Who Don’t Have To Follow
A forensic look at what it takes to connect during an HE leadership journey.
Time To Listen To The Professionals
We need to engage and listen to Australia to understand whether the policies we are rapidly entrenching will work – and the best way to start doing that is by engaging with professional staff.
UA Chair Calls for Protection From Bureaucratic Overreach
Excesses of central planning by bureaucrats threaten the future of Australia’s Higher Education system, Universities Australia Chair Carolyn Evans will warn.
$50M for Uni Adjustments
Jason Clare has found some loose change down the back of Jim Chalmers’ couch, and has doled out $50 million to 10 universities to help alleviate funding pain.
Hypothetical: A Skills-First Future or Not? – A Fictional, Frictional Debate
Craig Fowler presents his imaginings of a fictional debate in response to a Jobs and Skills Australia paper on a Skills-First tertiary system, making valuable observations on some potential issues with achieving an agreed way forward for Australia’s tertiary sector.
How The West Is Being Won
A closer look at the moves to build community engagement and positive perceptions of Western Sydney University.
Protecting Integrity but Losing Learning? Rethinking Assessment in the Age of AI
The challenge universities are facing is not simply how to protect academic integrity in the age of AI. It is how to protect academic integrity without losing sight of learning itself.
Charles Sturt Elects Graduate as Chancellor
Saranne Cooke will become the first Charles Sturt University graduate to serve as the institution’s Chancellor when she takes the reins in December.
Nation’s Future Depends on Putting Students at Centre of HE
If Australia is to be a more prosperous, productive and socially cohesive nation in the decades to come, the nation needs universities that return students to centre of everything they do, George Williams writes.
ATEC Bill Under Scrutiny
The third of Jason Clare’s Universities Accord Bills is off to the Senate, but will get some close examination before it gets there, with 60 submissions to the Education and Employment Legislation Committee’s inquiry on the legislation and an all-day hearing today.
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