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Is There Equity In Equity?
Every under-represented cohort is equal under the Government’s response to the Accord. Except for students with a disability, who have to get back in line with everybody else.
In Big Data Government Trusts
Plans for the next national research infrastructure roadmap are afoot.
Social Connection and Housing – Key Factors Influencing Regional University Student Participation And Success
New research indicates that social connection and a greater diversity in the types of accommodation available to students are key factors impacting academic success for country students.
Oral Assessments – Use Sparingly
Oral assessments have become increasingly popular, but need to be used sparingly, writes Merlin Crossley
Take Me To Your Leader
We want to hear your thoughts – what will make a great leader in 2027?
Australian Unis Shine in Global Rankings
For a second consecutive year, most Australian universities improved their overall score in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings (THE WUR), released today.
Sydney U Rejects Convocation and Condemns Intifada Ticket
The University of Sydney’s peak governing body has rejected a meeting of convocation to discuss its “current direction” on Gaza,” and leaders have condemned the presence of a ‘Globalise The Intifada” ticket in student elections last week.
Teaching Uplift For Now, Not Just Later
“The quality of university teaching is in the spotlight again as a priority for ATEC. Concerns that universities don’t teach well enough are not new and are regularly highlighted by student feedback. But making a foundation teaching qualification mandatory for university teaching is not a silver bullet,” Liz Johnson writes.
Accord Ignores Equity Beyond Bachelor Quals
Australia’s HE leaders are not addressing equity beyond undergraduate qualifications, student leaders say.
Deferrals could Disappear and Offers Altered For Australian Students
The introduction of ATEC controls over domestic student enrolment numbers could result in the end of deferrals and smaller, potentially time-limited offer rounds for Australian students fighting for a place at university.
Mandatory Teaching Quals Still On Agenda
Concerns over the quality of higher education delivery and recent amendments to the Higher Education Standards have kept alive speculation that the Government may seek to make teaching qualifications mandatory for university academic staff.
Protect Breadth: Hums
The peak humanities lobby has demanded the breadth of university research be protected as it seeks to defend its members’ jobs, in a submission to the ATEC inquiry on reducing the research capacity of some universities.
Staff unite across six unis to solve key issues for international students
Even though many universities rely on international students to support their operations, it appears that in many instances, a large number of these students face severe linguistic, and by extension academic, challenges to make the most of their studies here. A new project aims to address these issues
Future Campus Awards 2026
The winners of the 2026 Future Campus award demonstrated some outstanding strategy and exceptional outcomes
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Future Campus Partners
