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CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: Why are universities failing financially? - Episode 103 Director of Online Education Services in the UK, Andrea Burrows. Picture: Supplied/HEDx In this episode, the vice-chancellor of the UK University of East Anglia, David Maguire, joins UK ...

Queensland's Griffith University says its under-the-radar $125m philanthropy campaign is on track to reach its goal by next year, in time for the university’s 50th anniversary. The university launched the campaign, A Brighter Future for All, last October after running ...

Deputy vice-chancellor of First Nations leadership at Charles Darwin University Professor Reuben Bolt is the first Indigenous person to be appointed to the National Science and Technology Council. The advisory council is chaired by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the ...

The first land release under the $100 million Resilient Lands Program is expected to result in about 400 more homes being built on Southern Cross University's Lismore campus. The university has partnered with NSW government agency Landcom and the NSW ...

CampusReview · Campus Podcast: How do we deal with sexual assault on campus? The Universities Accord Interim Report released in early January recommended five priorities for action, one of which was the need for better university governance – through state ...

CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: How inclusive are our universities? - Episode 102 It is orientation week at many universities across Australia, where staff and students tell new students fond stories of how their 'uni experience' transformed their lives. Not everyone ...

Round three applications for the Australian government's National Industry PhD Program encouraging research co-design between universities and industry are now open. The program was built in response to university research delivering knowledge and innovation opportunities to the industries PhD candidates ...

University of Sydney vice-chancellor Mark Scott is the new chair of the research-intensive Group of Eight universities and faces the task of dealing with looming federal government policies that are not expected to align with the elite university group’s priorities. ...

In the first week of August 2022, Victoria University’s TechnologyOne Student Management system, previously used by 10,000 of its vocational education and training (VET) students, went live with its 30,000 university students. Stuart Hildyard, Executive Director of the University’s Transformation ...

Rapid developments in artificial intelligence mean the key skills that need to be taught by the education system are curiosity, adaptability, and critical and analytical thinking, according to two University of Technology Sydney students who gave evidence to a parliamentary committee on ...