ANU’s stand-in vice-chancellor gets A$180,000 pay rise Institution’s provost also gains access to on-campus residence after stepping up to replace former leader who left amid funding crisis By John Ross 24 October
High-growth subjects ‘should be spared from impact of cuts’ International student demand in Australia rising in teaching, health and science and declining in business, new figures show By John Ross 24 October
Keep domestic students in majority, Australian universities told Focus on educating locals, education minister says, as international enrolments creep over half on some campuses By John Ross 22 October
Vocational course graduates offered new pathway on to degrees Tertiary harmonisation agreement in Canberra sees students guaranteed direct university entry and up to a year’s credit if they want to progress By John Ross 21 October
Victoria latest state to launch university governance inquiry Parliamentary probe will focus on staff and student representation on university councils By John Ross 21 October
Australian university governance proposals ‘don’t go far enough’ New principles that would require universities to publish executive salaries and conduct v-c performance reviews ‘should be mandatory’ By John Ross 21 October
Empty theatre posing as strategy will force universities off the stage Four factors are demanding a radical strategic rethink at universities in Australia and around the world, says Massimo Garbuio By Massimo Garbuio 21 October
Australian review ‘fails to tackle basic research funding crisis’ ‘Transformative’ change will not happen unless panel outlines ‘coherent’ vision for R&D, representative bodies warn By John Ross 18 October
Southern Queensland taps Canadian leader as next vice-chancellor Homecoming of sorts for criminologist Paul Mazerolle, who faces challenge of returning institution to surplus By John Ross 17 October
Australian focus on local skill needs ‘a disservice to neighbours’ The needs of students and their homelands – not their hosts – should govern international education offerings, policymakers told By John Ross 17 October
Foreign graduates’ career outcomes ‘better than credited’ Alignment between study and work improving, particularly in health and education By John Ross 17 October
‘Big four becomes big 14’ in dominating international education Anglophone destinations no longer rule the roost, but experts say composition and quality should matter more than volume By John Ross 16 October
