An exciting additional crop of speakers will bring insights into wellbeing, practical people policies, HE leadership and job crafting at the Future Campus HE People & Performance conference in June.
International UG and PG coursework student numbers doubled in Go8 universities in the decade to 2024, while domestic students grew just 3%.
A new document that tells the tertiary sector where to go and how floated onto the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC) website this week.
There has been a deafening silence from most HE stakeholders in defence of the independence of ANU’s governing body.
While a significant fraction of the sector’s CFOs struggle to work out how to cover wages, Edith Cowan University has demonstrated it is clearly doing okay with the finances, using some spare change to snap up another building in Perth’s CBD yesterday.
This story deserves a moment of your day. Partly because it was International Star Wars Day on Monday, partly because the research is unusual and interesting, and mainly because attempt to hook the interests of community don’t get a lot better than footage of a white footy being tossed around in space.
“There is indeed a system that needs better management in order to increase national productivity, but it’s not universities – it is the system of jobs and skills, which helps drive labour productivity, growth and regional influence.” Eric Knight writes.
The unity at ANU that brought down Genevieve Bell has collapsed, with criticism of Interim Vice Chancellor Rebekah Brown appearing.
A new study shows that universities have a long way to go in supporting and recognising students and prospective students with disabilities.
At a moment when global instability dominates headlines, from conflict in the Middle East to ongoing geopolitical tensions, universities face a difficult question: should international mobility pause, pivot, or persist?
TAFE is critical to future productivity improvements according to a poll of economists. Not so much HE.
TEQSA’s intervention at ANU establishes a precedent it could use almost anywhere.
The nation’s senior-in-stature Chancellor, Peter Varghese (Uni Queensland) has spoken up on the intervention of Tertiary Education Quality Standards Agency (TEQSA) at ANU.
In an unprecedented intervention in the affairs of a university, the higher education regulator has directed ANU on how it will select its next Chancellor. And it announces former TEQSA chair Peter Coaldrake will head the hiring panel.
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