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Eliminating exam anxiety: preparing students for ATAR
Riddled with anxiety, most senior students believe their ATAR scores will affect their whole lives, but there may be a solution to calm their nerves
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Opinion: Universities must speak the language of digital natives
Australian universities need to speak the language of digital natives to remain competitive in an international market, explains Hootsuite general manager Heather Cook
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Student’s ground-breaking app helping kids with disabilities
The Augmented Reality app, created by a Bond University student, is helping children with learning disabilities to understand and play soccer
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Charles Sturt professor shares his secret to success
As one of Higher Education Hot List 2019’s winners, a Charles Sturt professor shares how he made an impact on the education sector
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How to catch and deter contract cheating in universities
Even as the government tries to step in to deter university students from cheating, the best solution should come from the higher education institutions themselves
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Leading university names new Chancellor
The Queensland University of Technology has appointed an outstanding technology leader as the new head of its Council
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Government seeks to close gender gap in research
Universities have been making strides to narrow the gender gap, especially when it comes to research – now the government is stepping in
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How universities can produce well-prepared teachers
There might be a relatively simple way for universities to produce classroom-ready teachers
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Inspired teachers offer advice to aspiring educators
Charles Sturt University recently marked World Teachers’ Day by sharing the inspirational stories of two of its graduates
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QUT teams up with MIT to boost MBA program
QUT’s Business School and MIT Sloan School of Management have announced a new five-year “strategic collaboration”. Here’s what it means
