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What’s critically missing from the Universities Accord report? Transdisciplinarity!
It seems churlish to criticize the Universities Accord report, when so much in it is game-changing. Yet in setting a blueprint for the long-term reform ...
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How will Jason Clare sell equity as the key to Australia’s future?
Universities Accord Burning Question #1 I love equity. It is very important to me personally and something that most people in the HE sector hold ...
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Practical AI framework for universities released
A Practical AI Framework for Universities is being released today by the Ai Collab. The Framework outlines key challenges in implementing a consistent, comprehensive approach ...
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Future Campus Webinar: New road? Reaction to the Accord from HE sector leaders.
You could read 400+ pages of the Accord report. Or get up to speed on the key issues in one entertaining and informative hour. Future ...
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Jason Clare’s Accord triumph
The Accord report is a brilliant blueprint for a post-school education and training system which could transform the Australian economy over decades. (Future Campus cites ...
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Accord future: what can govt afford not to do?
Accord architect Professor Mary O’Kane told the Universities Australia conference this week that after an exhaustive review process she was ‘energised about the thought (the ...
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The Week What Was (29 February)
In breaking news, Curtin U announces what was the National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education is now the Australian Centre for Student Equity ...
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Universities Accord Unveiled
Jason Clare has long argued that equity and prosperity require expanding all Australians access to a post school education system. The Australian Universities Accord, released ...
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Business R&D fertilised by buckets of public money
Ed Husic points to “green shoots” in Commonwealth research and development expenditure. The Industry and Science Minister says $12.6bn is “being injected to support Australian ...
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