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What do you think: Will Labor fix higher education?
The recent federal election victory of the Albanese Labor government, which secured a larger majority in parliament, presents …
Are machines now appealing?
A colleague recently shared a polite email from a student appealing their assessment grades. Every rubric criterion was …
Good news for women academics – and for their students
The boom in research outputs in accounting and finance disciplines in higher education institutions in Australia and New …
Your hottest 100: I’m so excited. And so much more
Mark Selkrig, Nicky Dulfer, Ron ‘Kim’ Keamy, Troy Heffernan and Kristiina Brunila announce the “Academic Turning Points” Playlist Collection: …
Completion: Deadly tips for students who have just finished a PhD
This is the third and final article in the series. In the first article, I discussed tips for …
Progress and Persistence: Deadly tips for students who are navigating a PhD
This is the second article in the series. In the first article, I discussed tips for students who …
Deadly tips for students who want to do a PhD
There are many opportunities and challenges associated with doing a PhD. It is a rewarding program that allows …
Australian university staff now in chaos: No idea what will happen after December 31
Imagine not knowing whether your job will exist after the holidays. The anxiety of wondering whether you should …
Budget 2024: The government must support universities, students – and research
This is the third in a series of posts on the 2024 Budget. Today: higher education by the …
Welcome to the fifth #AARE2023 blog of the conference
We will update here during the day so please bookmark this page. Our EduResearch Matters social accounts are: The following post is by Helen Proctor, University of Sydney, who was the discussant for this session. The war between the underfunded and the overfunded Jane Kenway and Matthew Sinclair’s featured symposium, entitled “Critical policy junctures,private school …