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HE Needs To Change For The New Majority
A new report on the plight of part-time students has put evidence behind what many had assumed, but few had proven – part-time students juggle and struggle a multitude of commitments, which impacts their capacity to study.
Not Every Technology Needs A New Rule
How can universities make good decisions when technology changes faster than governance?
Publishers Keen To Continue Controlling Knowledge
There is a major fight brewing for control of scientific publications – and knowledge
ATEC Win: Mark Rose Signs On
One of the nation’s most effective and widely liked and respected Indigenous educators, Professor Mark Rose, has been appointed First Nations Commissioner of the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC).
ATEC’s Powers: Less Compact, More Complexity
Numerous organisations have warned that ATEC’s powers are poorly conceived.
Clare and Butler Grow New Crop of GP’s
The Federal Government has stumped up for 50 new medical places, sprinkled across eight universities across the nation – the latest top up in a significant expansion of medical education by the Albanese Government.
What Success Looks Like To An Engineer
Defining success for a profession isn’t always about the visible
Bill gives government excessive power to control unis: UA
The final Bill introduced to establish ATEC embeds Governmental over-reach, Universities Australia says.
New Frontiers In National Security
The Office of National Intelligence has made 10 new grands to boost national security through research.
AI OK For Some Philosophy Students
AI has been found to be a helpful study aid for some students of philosophy – although may be used as a shortcut to passing by others.
The Public University: What We’re For
“Whether the door stays open is not a funding formula. It is whether we still believe what Curtin believed: that the past was only ever a preparation for the greater days to be, and that those days belong to them,” Richard Blythe writes, in his final piece of a series looking at the fate of the modern Australian public university.
The Public University: Draining the Dam
Richard Blythe writes that Government policy is draining resources from the HE sector with negativt consequences for a generation.
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