‘Time to review’ sidelining of education faculties in research
Positive impact of channelling government funding into charity at expense of universities has yet to be proven, argues learned society

Positive impact of channelling government funding into charity at expense of universities has yet to be proven, argues learned society

National Audit Office review highlights growing maintenance backlog as funders invest in building new laboratories

Treasury reaps the rewards from high contribution rates which appear to be pushing disadvantaged students away from university, analysis finds

Amid backlash from higher-caste groups, the Indian Supreme Court has stayed new rules intended to toughen up universities’ anti-discrimination procedures. But is the move the beginning of a US-style...

If we lose our constitutional rights and freedoms, colleges will cease to remain true to their purpose, says Martin Skladany

System being pushed to the brink as sharp increase in number of students not matched by investment in teaching capacity, report highlights

Decision to remove student representative quashed after she accepts need for collective responsibility

University increases size of payout and extends deadline as it insists more staff will take up offer to move pensions after union describes scheme as ‘abject failure’

‘Expert review’ function that promises feedback ‘inspired by’ work of well-known scholars faces growing backlash over claims it ‘misrepresents views’

Careers offices urged to find better ways to judge success beyond placement rates as employers look for more from new starters


‘We know best’ mindset perpetuates Indigenous Australians’ isolation from higher education and wealth, report argues