Peer feedback is the secret weapon for better academic writing
Harness the power of your academic community to hone your arguments, sharpen your writing and develop your critical thinking
Harness the power of your academic community to hone your arguments, sharpen your writing and develop your critical thinking
Gen Z students don’t need flashy visuals to keep them engaged. They want clear, effective design, say Svetoslav Georgiev and Joseph Tinsley
Strategies for research supervisors and curriculum designers when embedding GenAI in research activities
Generosity in authorship, sharing imperfect drafts and writing daily are academic habits that make research clearer, fairer and more impactful
When efforts to improve student satisfaction fall short, the problem is often design rather than speed. İlkay Karaduman reflects on planning a more coherent student journey shaped by key transitions and connections
Educators who teach first-year writing courses need to use their leverage to ensure students arrive on campus with skills that match expectations, writes Daniel M. Gross
Tips on how to turn your thesis into a book – how to edit yourself, how to pitch and when to use GenAI
When international students have their pick of institutions all over the world when choosing where to study, how do universities stay competitive?
To sustain academic integrity in an AI-present learning environment, educators must redesign assessment to foreground judgement, context and creative ownership, says Jasmine Mohsen
An assessment flowchart can help guide educators through the delicate balance of whether or not to allow GenAI in their assignment design. Here’s how it works
If you work in higher education, you are part of the employability journey, writes Gemma Kenyon. And career readiness is a key driver for international enrolments
Hear experts from four Australian universities discuss how educators, course designers, professional development teams and institutions can embed the skills for effective co-creation in the classroom
Embed inclusivity into your course to harness the diversity of international cohorts. Here’s how
True integration for international students doesn’t happen during orientation week. It takes place over months and years, through ongoing mentorship, cultural events and year-round academic-career scaffolding
As careers near their later stages, familiar markers of achievement fade and professional identity shifts. Wendy Cowan and Bridgette Walker explore how academics can move from proving value to mentoring, shaping legacy and finding renewed purpose