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AI Shortcuts Stunt Learning: Study
A large scale study of secondary students in China has found that AI adoption results in a short term improvement in scores and decline in homework duration, but lowers monthly exam scores by 20% within six months.
New Library Changes The Game
The world’s first video games library for educators has been established by University of Sydney staff, offering new – and highly sought-after – digital games for students.
Hanson Takes Aim At Interntional Ed
One Nation proposes three years of “net negative immigration” and to reduce international student numbers to the 2015 count; a 20% headcount cut on this year.
Politicians Criticise Students for Cutting Corners with AI. But is it Okay in Parliament?
Should Parliamentarians be allowed to rely on AI to do some of their job by scrutinising legislation, at the same time as they trumpet efforts to stop students from using AI to do some of their assessment tasks? Lorne Neudorf has developed a new paper casting light on the matter.
Depression and Anxiety Commonly Associated With Academic Misconduct
More than half of students in a study of the impact of academic misconduct proceedings experienced severe anxiety and half reported severe or extremely severe depression.
Vanderlelie Comes Home to Griffith’s Big Chair
Jessica Vanderlelie has been appointed Vice-Chancellor of Griffith University.
Student Voice Is A Start, But What About The Dejected & Rejected?
A new report on addressing inequity in Australian universities was released this week. Whether it will be read or valued by those the sector seeks to enrol and assist is not altogether clear.
Science Deans Reject What They Know They Will Get
Deans of Science advocate for universities remaining comprehensive, covering as many disciplines as they wish, in the face of calls for specilisation.
Who Counts As An ‘Equity’ Student?
“Universities have become very good at counting students. I am not sure we are as good at understanding their lives.” writes Adam Shoemaker.
Marketing Excellence – Shortlisted Entries in the Marketing Category for the 2026 Future Campus Awards
There are five impressive shortlisted entries for the 2026 Future Campus Best Tertiary Education Marketing Campaign.
AI Job Cuts – Not Now, But Expected Soon
AI isn’t set to cut jobs for now, but is expected to do so soon.
AI Exposes What University Transcripts Omit
Technology can enable university records of achievement to be far richer. Universities first need to decide what they are prepared to certify, writes Alex Antic
Insights from a Decade of Education Focussed Careers
Insights from a decade of UNSW’s Education Focussed career pathway and community.
Drivers of Employability Vary Between Countries: Unis Must Adapt
The same graduate can be valued in one labour market and discounted in another. For international graduates, employability is partly a translation problem. This finding should change how we should think about employability education.
A Managed System: It’s A Matter Of Choice
The current managed growth Bill is critical to improve equity, argue George Williams and Chris Moran.
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