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Quotas reaction: from getting-along to götterdämmerung
Having harrumphed at the announcement of the Government’s National Planning Level for international students at universities, HE and voced provider lobbies mostly set about seeking ...
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What home schooling taught academics about teaching online
Katherine Atree and colleagues had to teach their kids during COVID lockdown and they report lessons learned that apply to higher education. The four authors ...
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First forum to dissect Australia’s not-so-clever future
In a triumph of circumstance over planning, the only conference for Australia’s higher education thought leaders, marketers and strategists will take on new significance, examining ...
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International enrolments: out with the sledgehammer in with quotas
Australia will admit 270,000 new international higher education students next year, with universities allocated 145,000 places under a new “National Planning Level.” The Government’s overall ...
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Where has all the fun gone?
In the ever-evolving landscape of higher education, where the pressures of performance, innovation, and collaboration are omnipresent, an often-overlooked element can make a great difference: ...
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Barney Glover shouts out for VET
The Chair of Jobs and Skills Australia wants to “rebalance” tertiary education “because skills are the lingua franca of prospective employers not qualifications, not credentials.” ...
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What is your degree worth?
A number of years ago, I thought about doing a PhD and even chatted to a couple of potential supervisors. There were two issues that ...
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The Week That Was (23 August)
“Shock and Ore” the Australian Academy of Science promotes lecture by Stephen Cox (ANU) on connections between earthquakes and ore deposits. Young people ask a ...
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How do you say “dead duck” in Indonesian
There are only a few hundred Mandarin speakers in Australia who do not have Chinese origins, Foreign Minister Penny Wong warns, And there are fewer ...
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