In today’s higher education landscape where enrolment numbers are unpredictable and student expectations are evolving, Australian universities can no longer rely on outdated engagement methods. With proposed caps on international student enrolments and rising competition for recruitment numbers across the ...

The rapid innovation of technology, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, has changed the way we work and is also rapidly changing the way we learn. While these advances in technology are exciting times for educators and students alike, ...

The landscape of higher education is evolving rapidly, with technology playing a pivotal role in enhancing learning experiences, streamlining operations, and meeting the demands of today’s learners. In an exciting development for education providers, Meshed Group, a leading provider of ...

The Australian Universities Accord offers an ambitious new vision for the country’s higher education sector. Published on 25 February 2024, it includes recommendations for improving higher education in Australia, such as achieving greater participation parity among different population groups and ...

In today’s university landscape, efficiency and employee satisfaction are paramount. The Australian workplace, known for its innovative spirit and adaptability, is increasingly turning to technology solutions to simplify processes and enhance the overall employee experience. In 2023, a survey by ...

Sewerage pipes. It’s not the first thing you would think of as a concern for universities. It’s probably not even the tenth. Yet when a gathering of university professionals convened for a series of technology user groups, the topic emerged ...

In today's ever-evolving job market, it's critical for higher education institutions to provide students with the durable skills and competencies they need to thrive in the workplace. But keeping up with swiftly evolving workforce demands is an immense challenge. How ...

The path forward for the higher education sector in Australia has never been so unclear. Universities are essential in advancing national objectives and ensuring Australia has the workforce it needs to remain strong and prosperous. But they can’t do so ...

In the first week of August 2022, Victoria University’s TechnologyOne Student Management system, previously used by 10,000 of its vocational education and training (VET) students, went live with its 30,000 university students. Stuart Hildyard, Executive Director of the University’s Transformation ...

The number of Australians studying for government-subsidised degrees needs to roughly double by 2050, according to the Universities Accord panel which forecasted that nine out of 10 new jobs will need post-school qualifications and half will require a university degree. ...