Over the past 25 years, women’s participation in academia and advancement into senior leadership roles has increased significantly; however, notable disparities in promotion and recognition remain.
Latest moves and awards in Australasian HE from our reporter on the spot, Stephen Matchett
A potted history of Australian University Governance – in its fith instalment, covering The Howard Settlement: The Maturation of Commonwealth Control
Scotland is acheiving research collaboration through new approaches – and Australia should take note of the model.
The research establishment has announced not much to combat research fraud, but enough to demonstrate they are terrified.
The Senate committee reviewing ATEC was scathing in its criticism of the new HE overlord, but concluded a badly-conceived steward was better than none at all.
As enterprise bargaining ramps up at universities across the country, peak union leader Damian Cahill has announced his exit.
Insights from challenges shared by both Australian and Ukrainian universities.
Today the purpose of universities is often framed as solving the world’s problems. This makes sense because new knowledge can help solve many problems. But here is my point – have we expanded our purpose so far that we can no longer deliver on it?
While critics focus on what the Department of Education can still do to interfere in university managements, they ignore how ATEC will be governed by a “statement of strategic priorities,” which “will ensure national priorities and outcomes are met, while enabling each provider to pursue its distinct mission.”
Griffith University has joined the growing number of universities with clear credit pathways between TAFE and a selection of undergraduate degrees.
In what is shaping up to be the most tumultuous period of tertiary reform in decades, the Minister and his Shadow launched key salvoes this week, amidst the Government’s ongoing battle to fundamentally restructure HE.
We live in rapidly changing times and, as a sector, we need to change with them if we’re going to help reduce the impact of the national skills crisis.
“There’s a myth that universities are awash with money,” Universities Australia chief Luke Sheehy says. A new UA statement sets out how dire things are.
Professor Scott Bowman is moving on from Charles Darwin University, following issues in relation to TAFE course accreditation.
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