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International Ed – Coming Off the Rails For Most
Third quarter visa numbers demonstrate the international education train is running out of steam, but it is still comfortable in first class.
The Education Agent Model Needs A Reset, Not Replacement
The international agent model should be scrutinised, but we should seek to reset, rather than replace the system, Mukesh Dhamala writes.
Degrees Still Align with Job Outcomes
90% of the class of 2023 are in full employment – suggesting that either degrees lead to jobs, or the people who get degrees were always going to go and get a job anyway.
Why Would Anyone Come Here To Do Their Best Work?
Every university says its people are its most important asset. Why doesnt planning and strategy start with that? Ant Bagshaw writes.
Shaping the future of WA’s universities: what we know and don’t know
A forensic examination of key factors that need to be considered as Western Australia ponders potential university amalgamation.
Ceci n’est pas une vérification, or confessions of a reasonably well-informed AI agent
University of Notre Dame Australia Interim Vice-Chancellor asked his Chat GPT agent to explain why it was not reliably verifying its output. This is the response.
Doing More With Less? University Mergers and ‘Economies of Scale’ in Australian HE
A range of important questions arise as a result of the proposed WA university merger.
Doors Open, Learning Optional?
What is the point of opening the doors to higher education if nobody is paying attention to what happens once students are inside?
Lottery Offers Better Odds For Research Funding
The ARC proposes allocating some research funds by “weighted randomisation” – what the rest of us would call a lottery.
ANTI MERGER RALLY TODAY
Staff and students opposed to the proposed merger of WA universities will hold a snap rally outside Perth’s Parliament House today.
Curtin Staff To The Ramparts On Merger
Curtin Staff have been written analysis building a case against merger of their university.
‘Opening the Doors’ requires better counting of who walks in and passes through
The Accord is a social contract written in headcounts. What public data will track the reforms?
RMIT Establishes Indonesian Hub
RMIT is preparing to open a hub in Indonesia, building its offshore presence, leading the charge as Australian universities focus increasing effort on offshore operations.
2+ Speed Sector Revealed
A new paper looking at Victorian universities confirms that we have a multi-tiered higher education system dominated by large, well-resourced institutions.
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