2023 Insights
Plenty of lessons still to be learned amidst return of Chinese students
The happy sounds of 40,000 Chinese students humming ‘I’m leaving on a jet plane’ in unison as they head towards
The happy sounds of 40,000 Chinese students humming ‘I’m leaving on a jet plane’ in unison as they head towards
While the world has changed around higher education in 2022, key fundamentals within the sector stay the same. Sure, there
Welcome to the university. Unless it’s night time. Or early morning. Or a weekend. Or a public holiday It’s late
What is going on with the websites people? Monash has three fluffy donuts, a link to their strategic plan (gee
When Carmyl finished high school at the only government high in Geelong in the 1950’s, she was the only person
Nothing encapsulates the scale of the impact of COVID on the aspirations of Australian students as well as the surge
A record number of young Australians are seeking careers in frontline law enforcement and healthcare roles, following the high levels
A new Change of Preference Expo will provide fresh opportunities for year 12 students to choose the university that best
He’s earned fame as a winemaker, won a Nobel prize and solved some secrets of the universe, but if Brian
Swinburne U’s computer game open day could burnish, or burn its value proposition There are plenty of tricks to make
The education sector has massive potential to nurture Indigenous leaders at the staff and student level – but institutions will
This priority list will help prepare for the challenges ahead The higher education system has had to face a range
If you are running a university and still have a pulse, chances are that you want to fill the corridors
There’s a new national market in education and training – it’s bad news for local heroes. For decades the good
Planning new, creative solutions for domestic recruitment needs to start this week. If it doesn’t, stand by for a record
Audit and risk committees in the councils of multiple Australian universities should be hauling their Chief Financial Officer and Chief
Ten long, often fabulous years have (almost) passed since I set up Twig Marketing, as Australia’s first higher education marketing
THE single issue that underpins the entire debate about of university fee freedom revolves around just one issue — price
Barack Obama famously surfed to his first presidential victory on the back of his ‘audacity of hope’ war cry. A
To all the thousand trusty professors and associate professors who scrimped on their tea money to finance the latest anti-cuts