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‘Debt until death’: Vice chancellor attacks soaring fees as degrees hit $50,000

‘Debt until death’: Vice chancellor attacks soaring fees as degrees hit $50,000

The cost of every degree for 2025 has been revealed. A university boss says young people are being priced out of their dreams.

  • by Daniella White

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The secret probe into university facing foreign student allegations

The secret probe into university facing foreign student allegations

The higher education regulator is reviewing allegations a university is poaching students and has low English standards for foreign students, documents reveal.

  • by Daniella White
Multimillion-dollar student accommodation proposed for Perth’s western suburbs

Multimillion-dollar student accommodation proposed for Perth’s western suburbs

A significant development application for a student accommodation facility in Crawley has been received by the Western Australian Planning Commission.

  • by Holly Thompson
Victoria wants special treatment over foreign student caps

Victoria wants special treatment over foreign student caps

The state says it should be treated differently to NSW and others because of the damage done to its economy by the pandemic.

  • by Angus Thompson
‘There is nothing like proving someone wrong to motivate you’: Brooke Boney

‘There is nothing like proving someone wrong to motivate you’: Brooke Boney

The 37-year-old surprised everyone when she announced she was walking away from her high-profile breakfast television job. Her next move? Oxford University.

  • by Jacqueline Maley
Melbourne uni students given warnings over pro-Palestine protests

Melbourne uni students given warnings over pro-Palestine protests

Students involved in the occupation of a building in May have received warnings following hearings into their conduct.

  • by Ashleigh McMillan
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Think big: Computer the size of Suncorp Stadium to take shape near airport

Think big: Computer the size of Suncorp Stadium to take shape near airport

Five Queensland universities today sign a partnership with the company building the world’s first commercial quantum computer in Brisbane.

  • by Tony Moore
Chinese students outnumber others in asylum claims surge

Chinese students outnumber others in asylum claims surge

Visas for Chinese students continue to be approved at much higher rates than other source countries. A former top immigration bureaucrat is urging the government to overhaul the system.

  • by Angus Thompson
Caps on overseas uni students could cost Victorian economy $6 billion

Caps on overseas uni students could cost Victorian economy $6 billion

Victoria is the state of choice for one-third of Australia’s international students. Universities say slashing migration will have major economic consequences.

  • by Caroline Schelle
Elite unis lower ATARs in favour of special entry schemes
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Elite unis lower ATARs in favour of special entry schemes

Universities are increasingly moving to US-style portfolio-based entry schemes, leading to fears they could undermine the HSC.

  • by Daniella White
University of Melbourne facing investigation over tech surveillance of students

University of Melbourne facing investigation over tech surveillance of students

More than 20 university students were sent images of themselves caught by campus CCTV cameras as evidence of wrongdoings during anti-conflict protests.

  • by Alex Crowe