International Higher education loan fiasco sets $185bn time bomb | The Turnbull government admitted the risk from “ballooning” costs in higher education as politicians blamed each other for policies that will deepen the deficit while lumbering young Australians with bigger personal loans. Simon Birmingham promises more details of higher educationContinue Reading
International Crisis in Philippines higher education | Among all the countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the Philippines, with a population of nearly 100 million, ranks the highest in terms of number of universities and colleges, or what are collectively referred to as High Education Institutions (HEIs).Continue Reading
International Longtime Advocates for Education Innovation Join Civitas Learning | Civitas Learning, a pioneer in the application of data analytics for higher education, announced today the addition of two long-time advocates for higher education transformation. From a teaching perspective, ‘impact’ looks very different | Debates around the teaching excellence frameworkContinue Reading
International Graduate outcomes and research are key to furthering innovation | At last week’s annual Universities Australia conference, the opening keynote speaker, Jo Ritzen, argued that graduate outcomes have as much impact on innovation as research. The world needs strong higher education in Africa | “It is fundamental that everybodyContinue Reading
International What confronts 1.2 million new grads? Jobs-skills mismatch crisis: TUCP | MANILA – An estimated 1.2 million college and vocational graduates this month will find it difficult to get a job due to a growing mismatch between their training and the job skills required by most of employers, saidContinue Reading
