The Australasian Campus Union Managers' Association (ACUMA) monthly higher education news summary for June 2011 has been published, and is available to view online, or download in pdf format.
Outlining items relevant to Australian and New Zealand universities and tertiary education institutions, and items affecting university students, the monthly higher education news summary for June contains items including the following:
- A smoother path awaits academics
- Australian Financial Review Higher Education Conference 2011
- Big campuses annexing vocational education and training turf
- Should TAFE teachers be paid the same as university lecturers?
- Uni elections hit by claims of spending cap breaches
- New Senate likely to pass $250 student amenities fee
- World leading regulator builds on transformative higher education reform
- Universities look for benefactors to close funding gap
- Call to scrap child-care HECS debt
- Australian and New Zealand Student Services Association Conference
- Canberra uni-TAFE link less than a perfect match
To read the June 2011 higher education news summary for Australia and New Zealand, please visit:
Monthly higher education news archives
The monthly archives for ACUMA's higher education news, spanning general items, international education news, and technology news, are also available:
