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More men, way more research, more money
Isabelle Kingsley and colleagues modelled 46,912 Australian Research Council and National Health and Medical Research Council grant awards over 20 years to find overall success ...
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Why Jason Clare will get his international student caps
Universities opposing Federal Government caps on international student numbers appear to have been definitively defeated. Speaking in Parliament last week, Education Minister Jason Clare demonstrated ...
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VET sets the pace on skills
The Universities Accord warns that “current frameworks for skills, qualifications and training programmes are fragmented and do not fully capture the wide range of skills ...
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Leiden research rankings: another good result for the big five
The world’s number one research university is from China in the new Leiden ranking (the one you can count on, literally) – as are another ...
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Strategic reflections in higher education
What a week: the 2nd NSW Higher Education Summit at UNSW, the TEQSA Request for Information on AI and assessment, the Government consultation on Managed ...
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Struggling international students left in the lurch
Research reveals that even when universities can point to strategies on helping international students with mental health needs individuals are generally on their own. Michelle ...
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The Week that Was (5 July)
A Senate committee will consider the private members bills from Liberal senator, Sarah Henderson and MP Julian Leeser for a judicial inquiry into antisemitism on ...
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Why defining inter- and trans- disciplinarity is hard… why it matters… and what to do about it
The terms inter- and trans- disciplinarity were proposed in 1970 to categorise a burgeoning set of activities involving disciplinary interactions. These terms are used interchangeably ...
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Govt plays politics with 100 per cent visa fee increase
The Government outflanks the international education establishment by presenting a 100 per cent plus hike in the student visa application fee as an equity measure. ...
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