Podcasts
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Podcast: How to determine student needs
In this episode of the HEDX podcast, Roger Lee speaks with education leaders Tania Broadley, Sam Jacob, Alphia Possamai-Inesedy and…
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Podcast: Connect the dots between VET and unis
In the first of two conversations on connecting VET and universities the executive director of ATEC talks to those already…
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HEDx: Shaping higher education’s future
From technology, to the value of student voice, to diverse perspectives and teaching innovation, this episode digs deep into how…
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Podcast: Collaboration looks like this
In the previous episodes in our series, The AI Inflection Point, we covered the pros and cons of collaboration, whether…
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Podcast: Does scale compromise identity?
Professor Dan Greenstein draws on 35 years in US higher education, including controversial institutional mergers, to argue scale best protects…
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Podcast: Beyond the student panel
At this year’s HEDx Conference at UTS, students weren’t just attendees – they were embedded across the program, contributing to…
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HEDX: Are global partnerships effective?
The fourth episode in our series, The AI Inflection Point, this conversation looks at whether higher education’s actions around creating…
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The AI Inflection Point: Podcast
Can universities lead the AI transformation that higher education needs alone? And what does together look like when your institution…
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HEDx: The culture problem around AI
Lucy Marshall from the University of Sydney names what most leaders know but rarely say out loud — universities don't…
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HEDx: AI highlights broken HE model
Welcome to episode one of The AI Inflection Point — our six-part series recorded at the HEDx 2026 conference in…
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HEDx: The student experience at UQ
In this episode for Student Experience, University of Queensland students Madison Piper and Ben Roden-Cohen sit down with Professor Kris…
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HEDx: The right moment to transform has passed
Western Governors University president Scott Pulsipher and New State University president Sasha Thackaberry-Voinovich challenged universities with an uncomfortable truth.
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Andrew Parfitt and Kylie Readman on disruption
A HEDx event at University of Technology Sydney built around one question: are we actually going to change anything, or…
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HEDx: Is your university disrupting itself?
Aaron Driver and Neil Durant from the University of New England argue that universities should not wait to be disrupted…
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HEDx: Practical help for students with disabilities
Students with disabilities are a growing equity cohort in Australian tertiary education, yet they continue to experience lower access, satisfaction…
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HEDx: The future campus is already here
In this episode, Alex Elibank-Murray, pro vice-chancellor (global and engagement) at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, hosts…
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New model of industry engaged learning
Helen Bartlett, vice-chancellor of University of the Sunshine Coast, joins industry partner Yas Nemet of Microsoft and staff and student…
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Universities in the AI storm
Lev Gonick, chief information officer at Arizona State University (AUS), and Alphia Possamai-Inesedy, head of student engagement at Western Sydney…
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Podcast: A culture for change in AI era
In this episode Professor Lucy Marshall, deputy vice-chancellor (community and leadership) at the University of Sydney, joins Peter Chun, CEO…
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HEDx: Canberra Institute of Technology
New chief executive of the Canberra Institute of Technology Margot McNeill joins HEDx this week with innovation officer Georgia von…
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Tertiary harmonisation exemplar in Wyndham
Wyndham Tech School, a vocational and technical school in Melbourne, Victoria, serves as an exemplar for tertiary harmonisation.
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Podcast: ATEC’s Barney Glover on the sector
In this episode, academics from across Australia gathered to speak with Professor Barney Glover, chief commissioner of the interim Australian…
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Otago university vice-chancellor Grant Robertson
Former deputy prime minister of New Zealand Grant Robertson has been vice-chancellor of the University of Otago for 18 months.
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Can employers fund students at scale?
Soaring US debt, Australia’s call for an employer levy, and UK loan backlash are forcing a rethink of sustainable HE…
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Tech leaders on how AI can help students
Managing Director of SEEK Investments Josh Nester is joined by leaders from some of the world’s most innovative EdTech companies…
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