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Opinion: Closing the gap between intent and action
Education consultant Alison Venter explains why schools shouldn’t fear hiring someone with a disability
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The world’s most reputable universities revealed
The world’s most reputable universities were recently revealed, with Australia doubling its representation in the annual ranking
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Vice-Chancellor recognised for leadership on world stage
University of Wollongong Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Wellings has been recognised on the international stage for his contribution to higher education
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'An ambitious strategy of transformation'
As Charles Sturt University celebrates 30 years, its Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Vann, outlines his vision for education in the 21st century
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How graduates can succeed in today’s business landscape
Employers in Australia are preparing for a fresh wave of university graduates who’ll enter the job market in the coming months
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Opinion: Old system, new skills
Australia’s apprenticeship system has a successful history…but can the US help prepare it for the future?
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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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When does getting help on an assignment turn into cheating?
While using a camera or smartwatch in an exam is clearly cheating, other times the line can be blurry. One expert explains why
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Universities appoint new Pro Vice-Chancellors
Charles Sturt University and the University of Sydney have announced a change of leadership within their education faculties
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New contract cheating laws to be introduced
The Federal Government is cracking down on businesses offering to help tertiary students cheat on their exams and assignments
