ACUMA has published the January 2011 summary of higher education news items relevant to Australian and New Zealand tertiary education institutions. Also covered are issues and items impacting on the delivery of learning, and on the tertiary student experience, both in the lecture theatre and in the wider campus environment.
Higher education news reported in January 2011 includes the following, amongst many others available in the full, free-to-download, monthly summary provided by ACUMA Incorporated:
- Quality of tertiary education at risk - report
- Universities Face The Challenge Of An Ageing Workforce
- Carrick seeks TAFE lifeline
- Students' debt woes worse: poll
- Champion of learning and teaching gets the chop
- Australia Day honour to Universities Australia Chair Professor Peter Coaldrake
- The Myth of eLearning
- Universities Australia's Higher Education Conference 2011
- Pacific Rim First Year in Higher Education (FYHE) Conference: call for submissions
- Are Undergraduates Actually Learning Anything?
- Swinburne University of Technology to go it alone with its online courses
- Overseas internships proposed
- UQ students work on Capitol Hill
- Indiana U and ANU join to translate science
- Uncertain times ahead for universities
- In memory of former Vice-Chancellor Professor Gavin Brown
- Bond University finds size really does matter
ACUMA's monthly Australian and New Zealand higher education news summaries can be downloaded from the following locations:
