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Ronald McDonald House Charities South East Queensland (RMHC SEQ) is giving deserving young people a chance to get their education or career back on track with the annual Charlie Bell Scholarship. The scholarship awards $5,000 grants to young people aged 15-20 who have been impacted by an illness or injury during their childhood and are … Continued
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Monash University will strengthen ties with top Indian corporations and key Indian government ministries to support new education opportunities for Indian and Australian students, build joint research projects, and enhance innovation. The launch of the Monash India Plan was announced today by Monash University Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Sharon Pickering, and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (International) and … Continued
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Aspiring First Nations educators in regional areas can now access Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) Introduction to University Program, with the successful course offered for the first time in Katherine and Alice Springs. CDU has begun to expand the Pre-Education program to its regional campuses due to the growing demand for educators and First Nations educators across the … Continued
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Job cuts at the University of Southern Queensland will hurt regional communities and increase stress among already anxious staff, the National Tertiary Education Union has warned. UniSQ are refusing to detail exactly how many jobs will be cut in the latest redundancy round to hit the sector. Based on union members’ information, 60 … Continued
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A new study by Monash University learning analytics researchers presents key considerations for generative AI (GenAI) educational tools so they are carefully developed to support, rather than replace, human learning. Published today in Nature Human Behaviour, the paper outlined essential factors for researchers, policymakers and technology companies to consider while adapting GenAI to support … Continued
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Monash University’s Faculty of Information Technology is hosting a free hands-on workshop involving a Eureka Prize winning project for STEM education inclusion. The workshop aims to help special education teachers use accessible tools to teach circuit-making for all abilities (see event listing). What: TapeBlocks are a creative, low-cost circuit making activity designed to … Continued
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SINGAPORE–BUSINESS WIRE– The National University of Singapore’s School of Computing (NUS Computing) has entered into a partnership with FPT, a leading global technology corporation based in Vietnam, to advance the field of artificial intelligence (AI). This collaboration plans a joint investment of US$50 million, to be contributed by FPT, NUS, and other key players in … Continued
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The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has called for Australian National University Chancellor Julie Bishop to be sacked after appearing to blame staff for the organisation’s financial woes. ANU management has announced a restructure which risks more than 600 job losses, while also asking staff to forgo an already agreed pay rise of 2.5% … Continued
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James Cook University staff and their Union have condemned proposed new job cuts announced today. This follows more than 100 jobs being lost at JCU in 2022 and 2023, and adds to the cuts already proposed this month to staff in marketing and admissions. JCU management have proposed to cut a total of 58 positions … Continued
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The STEPS Work Mates program is partnering with the Rotary Club of Howrah to provide work experience for NDIS participants in Hobart. The Rotary Club’s pre-loved bookshop in the Shoreline Plaza Shopping Centre is a fundraising initiative to fund community activities and sponsorships. STEPS Regional Manager Anita Herbert spoke to the Rotary Club at their recent … Continued
