Higher Education News
Taking Our Place: Aboriginal education at the University of Sydney
A tangled web
As a prospective student, how much do you discover going to each university's website? It's a mixed bag, say Erica Cervini.
Uni funding crisis a 'time bomb'
Sector faces 'precarious future'
Independents make day for rural universities
How to measure learning
An enterprising concern
ERA of changed metrics
More action planned over staff pay rises
Facilities hamstrung by lack of money
Not at the top of anyone's to-do list
Taking nothing for granted
The Australian Research Council hands out millions in grants each year, but just how accountable is it? By Erica Cervini.
CAPA Welcomes ALP Announcements for Education and Research
The Council of Australian Postgraduate Associations (CAPA) has been impressed by the release of the Australia Labor Party’s Higher Education plan today, coming off the back of the similarly progressive policy from the Greens. “The ALP and Greens are showing due regard for the contributions Higher Education makes to national research and innovation, and CAPA is hearted by the dedications to progress both parties are planning” CAPA National Secretary John Nowakowski stated. “As one of the major industries of Australia, education needs to remain at the forefront of policy.”
Out of sight, out of mind?
Cheating and plagiarism are problems for local universities, but who is watching their offshore campuses? By Erica Cervini.
Can't get no satisfaction
Australia's academics have a low opinion of university management and leadership, according to a new survey. By Erica Cervini.
AQF Must Support a Baseline for Quality
It is vital that the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) is able to effectively sustain the national and international reputation of Australian degrees. As the current cycle of consultation on the revised AQF framework draws to a conclusion, CAPA has released a brief statement in support of the quality of Australian postgraduate degrees.