The 9,500 “extra” domestic university places for 2026 announced by Education Minister Jason Clare are unfunded and fall short of delivering real progress in enabling domestic enrolment growth, access and opportunity, Charles Sturt University Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic, Professor Graham Brown has said.
The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) has used the ANU imbroglio to make the case for more powers.
Handled wisely, AI could revitalise the Third Mission — the work universities do beyond teaching and research to strengthen communities, foster innovation, and sustain democratic life. But mishandled, it could accelerate the erosion of trust that already haunts the sector.
The Education Minister spoke at Curtin U the other day – it was a classic of a very Labor kind, a speech about the ALP as the party of education and opportunity and by the time Mr Clare was finished who could argue with that?
The Education Minister spoke at Curtin U the other day – it was a classic of a very Labor kind, a speech about the ALP as the party of education and opportunity and by the time Mr Clare was finished who could argue with that?
The Education Minister spoke at Curtin U the other day – it was a classic of a very Labor kind, a speech about the ALP as the party of education and opportunity and by the time Mr Clare was finished who could argue with that?
Australian Catholic University has signed up for a Premium Partnership with Future Campus in 2026.
La Trobe’s new Bundoora masterplan promises to kill off the bush donut design of the 1960s.
Clarivate’s annual list of Highly Cited Researchers (HiCis) continues to grow and diversify, both institutionally and geographically, as well as generating controversy year after year.
We talk about leadership in the tertiary sector and about leaders. But what makes a good one?
When leaders say things like – universities should return to their mission of serving the public good, what I hear is just a slogan – let’s make Universities great again!
VET funding has increased more than 55% over the past five years.
Studiosity has acquired a new ed tech provider, promising to switch the emphasis from identification of dishonesty in assignments to confirmation of creation.
Yesterday Vice-Chancellor Iain Martin reported 440 people were underpaid $2.9m (ex-interest and super) across 2017-24 and the university was working to ensure such things are no more.
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