-
High STEM interest seen in UQ, QUT January offers
STEM-related courses continue to be in strong demand among incoming university students
-
How to train effective STEM teachers
Flinders University’s teacher training program is also encouraging students to consider a career in STEM
-
RMIT receives funding for ground-breaking stem cell research
The newly announced funding will help researchers develop a new therapy that aims to rebuild damaged parts of the human brain
-
RMIT’s new program seeks to address IT skills gap
With 61% Australians feeling unskilled for the future of work, RMIT is offering a short course to keep them up to date
-
Universities ramp up research on adolescent mental health
Universities are at the heels of understanding and solving the mental health crisis among Australian youths – especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds
-
STEM courses still attractive for school leavers
Incoming university students in Victoria and Queensland dispel fears of STEM workforce shortages, according to Deakin University’s list of most popular courses
-
Universities boost ties improve infrastructure and facilities
Higher education providers are increasingly establishing new partnerships to support their infrastructure projects
-
QUT’s solution to diversifying the cybersecurity sector
QUT is looking to fill the projected demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals, while promoting diversity in the process
-
Growing number of Aussie workers feel unskilled
A growing number of working Australians feel they are not skilled enough for the future of work. The Educator looks at how universities and governments are addressing this issue
-
Universities help students, staff impacted by bushfires
As Australia reels from the bushfire emergency, some universities are providing grants to those affected
