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Brindabella Christian College has had at least 12 adverse finding against it and is under threat of deregistration.

Robot dog, but no staff super: Canberra private school in trouble

A private school in Canberra, which has been entangled with numerous legal battles over governance and financial management, is set to be deregistered.

  • Julie Hare

This Month

Setting homework the old way may be useless in AI era

Australian universities are navigating a period of radical change as artificial intelligence rewrites the rules of engagement.

  • Nina Hendy
Melbourne Business School Dean Jenny George at Donnini’s Restaurant in Carlton,

Meet the choir singer running the secret school for CEOs

Melbourne Business School dean Jenny George says leaders should start with a broad education and become more practical as they work out what specific tools they need.

  • Patrick Durkin
Andy Penn says..

‘The main thing is self-awareness’: Lessons from Harvard

Former Telstra CEO Andy Penn reveals what he learned at the Harvard Business School.

  • Aaron Patrick
There’s “much more heightened awareness on supporting younger talent and creating paths to step it up”, says Lisa Kay, head of delivery for Abundance Global.

The new corporate ladder is flatter than ever

What are the skills a modern-day executive needs, and if you have aspirations for leadership, how do you go about making it to the top?

  • Therese Raft
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Associate Professor Nicole Hartley, Director MBA and Executive Education, University of Queensland

The best time to upskill? All the time

Wanting to expand your skill set through executive education is one thing, but when is the best time to do it? At what point in your career is it most beneficial and what sort of timeframe should you set aside for it?

  • Sian Powell
Brendan Vos, Dynamic Industrial Systems founder

Master’s studies boost former tradie’s confidence as a start-up chief

It’s been a long journey from refrigeration mechanic into a series of senior management positions and then eventually into starting his own company.

  • Alexandra Cain
Professor Sarah Kelly, head of the Graduate School of Business at Queensland University of Technology.

The hottest courses to help keep up with the pace of change

Executive education spans an ever-rising number of subjects such as AI, the energy transition and data analytics – but which are most in demand?

  • Sian Powell

How to navigate the alphabet soup of letters after a name

Don’t end up with your foot in your mouth when addressing others who have achieved a lot in their life.

  • Nina Hendy
Cherie Diaz, executive director of education innovation at Western Sydney University.

There’s still room for the MBA on the portfolio development journey

The MBA may not be the shoe-horn into the leadership seat it once was. However, it does send an important signal to current and future employers.

  • Therese Raft
Ryan O’Hare
Founder and CEO, Keypath Education Australasia and Asia Pacific

Local and global adult learners an important new revenue source for universities

Universities were rightly concerned when the federal government announced it would cap the number of international students at 270,000 from 2025.

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Melbourne Business School’s MBA offering aims to transform managers into leaders.

Build your community and become a better leader with an online MBA

When Mila Carbonell was researching her master of business administration (MBA) options, she knew the course would need to tick a lot of boxes.

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by Melbourne Business School Online

Offensive tags and artwork in Sydney University’s graffiti tunnel have promoted antisemitism and Jewish genocide say two dozen staff in a complaint to SafeWork NSW

Why Sydney Uni vice chancellor Mark Scott is in the firing line

Street art in Sydney University’s famed graffiti tunnel was exhibit A as Jewish groups stepped up their campaign to unseat the high-profile vice chancellor.

  • Tom Burton

August

Resilience is a key leadership skill in today’s demanding, fast-changing world. But what does it look like – and can it be learned?

2025 will demand resilient leaders. Experts unpack.

Resilience is a key leadership skill in today’s demanding, fast-changing world. But what does it look like – and can it be learned?

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by AGSM

Limiting international enrolments 'could be an act of self-harm': Scott
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Limiting international enrolments 'could be an act of self-harm': Scott

University of Sydney vice-chancellor Mark Scott says the government and opposition are playing politics with international student numbers.

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New research has examined changes in average grades among students with similar ATAR scores over a decade.

The winners of the Higher Education Awards

Meet the winners of the 2024 Higher Education Awards, across eight categories.

La Trobe’s pioneering model to transform healthcare

The winner of the industry engagement award used COVID and a pinch of serendipity to create a world-leading virtual medical emergency model in Melbourne.

  • Sylvia Ramsey

Winning strategy: Setting guardrails for generative AI

Comment provided by the winner of the Teaching & Learning Excellence category, UNSW.

  • Jake Renzella and Sasha Vassar
University of Newcastle’s Drew Miller: Improving teaching standards and student outcomes.

Winning strategy: Remarkable results lifting HSC scores by 50pc

Comment provided by the winner of the Community Engagement category, the University of Newcastle.

  • Drew Miller
 Professor James Boyd La Trobe.

Winning strategy: A virtual lifeline for emergency departments

Comment provided by the winner of the Industry Engagement award, La Trobe University.

  • James Boyd