CAPA in the media

Federal Government’s Reality Check on RTS

Media Release
Tuesday, 6 July 2010

The Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations (CAPA) has welcomed the release of the Consultation Paper for informing the development of the Federal Government’s Research Workforce Strategy. The Consultation Paper follows directly from Building Australia's Research Capacity, the Final report from the 2008 House of Reps Inquiry into Research Training and Research Workforce Issues.

PhD students suffer from bullying supervisors

Guy Healy
April 21, 2010

MIDWAY though her PhD, the anxious research student found herself on the receiving end of an unexpected - and unwelcome - level of interest from her supervisor, a departmental professor.

Research rules 'will promote bullying'

Guy Healy
April 28, 2010

THE government's new research performance exercise will promote bullying and disputes over authorship as research students become more desperate to get published, the Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations has warned.

Ombudsman to hear international student complaints

John Ross
April 27, 2010
 

COAG has adopted Bruce Baird’s recommendation to extend the Commonwealth Ombudsman’s jurisdiction to international education. But other Baird recommendations remain in limbo. John Ross reports.

Students reach point of maturity

Sam McKeith
April 19, 2010

Publisher: Financial Review

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Australia urged to offer permanent residency to top PhD students

Presenter: Linda Mottram
April 1, 2010

Source: Radio Australia

 

'Residency factory' colleges may be closed

Dan Harrison
March 10, 2010

THE man charged with reviewing Australia's international education industry estimates that 20 per cent of vocational colleges are ''permanent residency factories'' and says some may be forced out of business as the $17 billion sector is cleaned up.

Levy plan targets high-risk colleges

Dan Harrison
March 9, 2010

COLLEGES assessed to be at the greatest risk of collapse would have to pay higher levies under a proposed overhaul of Australia's $17 billion international education sector.

The importance of independent representation

Tammi Jonas
March 5, 2010

I had my first ever article published on the ABC The Drum site, which they titled A Foreign Despair.

My Uni site to put heat on: Gillard

Dan Harrison
March 4, 2010

EDUCATION Minister Julia Gillard has admitted her plans to publish information about the performance of every university online will place pressure on vice-chancellors and academic staff.But she insists the My University website, announced yesterday to the nation's university leaders at a Canberra

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