University using AI to defeat world’s biggest killer
The Educator speaks to University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor and Principal Dr Michael Spence about the ground-breaking program
Brett Henebery is the editor and lead news reporter of The Educator. Within five years with the publication, he helped establish a portfolio from across Australia’s K-12 and higher education sectors. His specialty areas include the best practices in teaching, education technology, and education reform across Australia and APAC.
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Is your open day an attention grabber?
Chris Strods, market research and data manager at QS Enrolment Solutions, tells The Educator how universities can ensure their open day is a memorable – and enticing one – for prospective students
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Bond launches ‘revolutionary’ degrees
The Educator speaks to Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) Keitha Dunstan about how the new suite of degrees will further enhance graduates’ employability and prepare them for the jobs of the future
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University’s visionary program recognised with national award
The Educator looks at how Swinburne University of Technology’s Industry 4.0 strategy is driving major innovations across its teaching and learning landscape
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University’s $200m plan to supercharge education and research
The University of Newcastle’s investment aims to make its staff and students some of the most sought after in the world
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Why universities should embrace digital transformation
The Educator speaks Pierre Samson, APAC head and senior vice-president at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise about the benefits of this powerful disruptor for universities
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What would a recession mean for Australia’s universities?
A protracted economic downturn is likely to have a mixed impact on Australia’s higher education sector, IBISWorld senior analyst Jason Aravanis tells The Educator
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Who are Australia’s top ‘young universities’?
This week, the 16th annual ranking of the world’s top ‘young universities’ was revealed, with nine Australian universities making the top 50
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New traineeships program to boost tech careers
The program will help create a pipeline of IT talent, and kickstart careers in South Australia’s technology industry
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How should universities be preparing for the future?
Australia’s universities must transform into very different entities in order to remain relevant, says Professor John Fischetti from the University of Newcastle