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Majority of workers feel unprepared for future – new study

Sixty-one percent of Australian workers do not think their current skill set is suited for the next five years of work, a new report has found

Universities increasingly promote sustainability

In an increasingly environment-conscious society, universities are doing their part to promote greenspaces

Anti-cheating legislation takes a step forward

The bill which, seeks to punish contract cheating services, has now been introduced into the House of Representatives

Leading business school soars to new heights

UOW aims to give its future graduates a competitive advantage through a new collaboration with a leading business analytics firm

Universities boost collaboration with government

Three NSW universities have banded together to form a public policy institute with the help of the state government

Universities strengthen cybersecurity sector

The Educator looks at the work of Australian universities who have been improving research and gender equity across the cybersecurity sector

Universities secure grants for defense research

The newly set up Defence Science Centre granted funding to Curtin University and Murdoch University to further Australia’s defence sector

How universities are addressing Indigenous mental health

The Educator looks at how Australia’s universities are placing a much-needed spotlight on the mental health issues of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders

Exclusive: PISA and quality teaching in Australia

Student outcomes will not start to change until the quality of teaching changes, writes Professor John Munro from the Australian Catholic University’s School of Education

International education strategy set for revision

The Council for International Education is set to revise its priorities to ensure the steady increase of international students in Australia