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QILT Uncovers Teaching Hotspots
QILT has released its new undergraduate satisfaction rating.
Publication Tsunami Causes Headaches
A huge rise in the number of publications is causing headaches for university libraries.
Summit Seeks Fresh Approach To Harmonisation
The 2050 Alliance has convened a summit seeking new solutions to drive university-TAFE collaboration, meeting at Griffith U today.
Government Tried Telling Regional Students What To Study. Now It’s Trying to Tell Them Where.
Job Ready Graduates failed in changing the choices and life trajectories of students, but now regional students are being told where they should study by government, Chris Ronan writes.
Two More Unis Pinged For Payroll Fails
The Fair Work Ombudsman punished two universities this week for underpaying staff. That makes a total of 16 universities that have been required to meet specific conditions on improving their payroll performance.
Hard Times For Teaching History
Study of history in secondary schools is in decline – spelling bad news for tertiary enrolments in the discipline.
Teaching-only Academic Careers Are No Longer Optional
The traditional 40% teaching, 40% research and 20% service or leadership model for academics has had its day and needs to be modernised, Craig Laughton argues.
Lodge Redefines Retraction As Responsible Leadership
Jason Lodge has redefined the shame and social pariah status that often arises from the retraction of a paper, instead demonstrating that all responsible thought leaders need to recognise when their past publications are no longer correct.
Sovereign Research Capacity Under Threat from HDR Trend
Domestic HDR student numbers have slumped by 15% over the past decade, raising questions about the future of Australia’s future academic and research workforce.
TEQSA Unveils Plans For Expanded Remit
The increasingly powerful sector regulator, Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA), will reduce unnecessary administrative burden where appropriate over the next four years, but will also focus on enforcing compliance across a raft of areas.
Appointments & Achievements
Appointments and Achievements from the past week in HE
Corporate and HE Leaders Lock In for HE FEST 26
Corporate and HE leaders are locked in for HE FEST this month
New Research Strategy Upends Convention
ACU has broken ranks with convention, electing to measure research success by its human impact, rather than rankings.
Research Must Help People Flourish
Human flourishing offers a framework for universities to reorganise their research priorities, centred on integrated outcomes rather than disciplines, Abid Khan writes..
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