The Australian Higher Education Supplement 27 February 2013

27/02/2013 by

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Libs pick Jakarta for Asia study trial
Bernard Lane AUSTRALIAN students could be on campus at the University of Indonesia in Jakarta next year.
Put unis at the heart of the country
Julie Hare SANDRA Harding steps into her new role today as chairwoman of Universities Australia.
Fund cuts may cruel Ballarat’s bid
Andrew Trounson THE ongoing fight between the federal and Victorian governments over TAFE funding cuts is looming as a potential takeover spoiler.
International fall hits CQU
Julie Hare CENTRAL Queensland University has told all staff to cut budgets but redundancies are unlikely.
Students given guidelines on Twitter
Kylar Loussikian HOW complicated could it be to cite 140 characters or less? That’s the question that led to guidelines given on how to cite a tweet.

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Opinion
Overrun by Aussies
Bernard Lane WHY are so many Australians here? The question threw me. I’m used to the complaint that too few young Aussies choose Indonesia as a place to study.
Punching above weight, heading for fall
Simon Marginson AUSTRALIAN research has a citation rate above the world average but below the European average.
Labor fails on research, science
Brett Mason TEMPORARY funding is no substitute for ongoing investment.
More Opinion
Appointments
Elder’s love affair with Japan
Pretorius moves to Macquarie
Wilkinson to Macquarie as DVC
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Filed Under: CQUniversity, Higher education policy, International students, James Cook University, Universities Australia, University budgets, University of Ballarat Tagged With: , , , , , ,
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