by Tim Winkler | Mar 23, 2020 | Higher Education, News
Planning new, creative solutions for domestic recruitment needs to start this week. If it doesn’t, stand by for a record number of deferrals, transfers and withdrawals in early 2021 as students realise they are not getting what they thought they signed up for. Amidst...
by Tim Winkler | Feb 28, 2020 | Higher Education
Audit and risk committees in the councils of multiple Australian universities should be hauling their Chief Financial Officer and Chief Marketing Officer in for an explanation right now. Daily coronavirus headlines continue to feed a string of breathless side stories...
by Tim Winkler | Nov 1, 2019 | Higher Education
THE single issue that underpins the entire debate about of university fee freedom revolves around just one issue — price elasticity. Just how much are mums, dads and their kids willing to pay to get into their chosen university degree? It’s somewhat surprising that...
by Tim Winkler | Oct 31, 2019 | Higher Education
Barack Obama famously surfed to his first presidential victory on the back of his ‘audacity of hope’ war cry. A few years on, and in a globalised arena, online education purveyors are now struggling with news headlines of ‘Udacity can’t cope’, and the subsequent cries...
by Tim Winkler | Oct 25, 2019 | Higher Education
To all the thousand trusty professors and associate professors who scrimped on their tea money to finance the latest anti-cuts campaign, I can only say save your dosh! Buy yourself an extra cream bun next week, or buy a lotto ticket – because both have a higher...
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