higher education in Australia

The university is considered one of West Papua's top institutions and has a history of student activism and violent clashes with Indonesian authorities. Gustaf Kawer, who is part of the Association of Human Rights Lawyers for Papua, told Guardian Australia three women and 41 men had been detained and ...

APRIL 3, 2018 — Australia's Minister for Defence Industry, Christopher Pyne, said today that the preferred tenderer to establish and manage Australia's new ... "We are pleased that the Australian government has entrusted our HII-KBR team with this important mission," HII Technical Solutions President Andy Green said.

Speaking at the launch event, the Australian High Commissioner to India, Ms Harinder Sidhu hoped the MoU will further strengthen the bond between India and Australia, stating: “India and Australia share a longstanding relationship and have been constantly working together in sports, a field that is a ...

“When UUKi ran a call for applications on behalf of BEIS earlier this year – the Rutherford Fund Strategic Partner Grants – 35 of the 85 applications received referenced an Australian university as a partner,” O'Connor said. “This puts Australia significantly ahead of the next most popular partner country for ...

A leading higher education commentator has defended Australia's maligned university admissions mechanism, saying that it helps universities to shield students from their own bad choices. Andrew Norton warned that renewed attacks on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank, a unique league table that ...

It says that CQU is also Australia's “most inclusive university”, boasting the highest ratio of disadvantaged, mature, indigenous and first-in-family students. It also has easily the biggest footprint of any Australian university, with 24 campuses and study centres from Cairns in northern Queensland to the ...

Several leading Australian universities are bracing for a one-off hit to their enrolments just as they emerge from a two-year funding freeze. ... in Western Australia in 2015, caused by school reforms 12 years earlier, triggered a 25 per cent drop in applications to the state's higher education providers. There ...