‘I remember wanting it to stop’: Night that led to $1m uni compo claim
A tribunal has heard harrowing allegations of a drunken sexual assault from an academic seeking $1m compo from Adelaide Uni and a senior colleague.
Tertiary
Consensual tryst or sexual assault? $1m uni compo claim hinges on answer
An academic seeking $1m compo has told a tribunal about the night she allegedly had non-consensual sex with a senior colleague – who denies all wrongdoing.
Ban on booze in state parliament ‘inevitable’ – Deputy Premier
A ban on alcohol could be one of the measures taken to fix serious systemic cultural issues in state parliament, Deputy Premier Susan Close has told an Advertiser/Flinders University panel discussion.
PM here to promise 1000 jobs in defence industry
Scott Morrison is visiting Adelaide on Wednesday to announce a $50m research partnership with Adelaide University, and a push to get women into defence industries.
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Bravissima Barbara! At 79, she’s won a uni place
It’s never too late to learn. Barbara Thrush did a year of Italian at university 36 years ago – and now she’s been offered another crack at it. You can search the full list of offers here.
Search the full list of TAFE offers
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Unis move to future-proof students
With 85 per cent of the jobs that will exist in 2030 still yet to be invented, universities have a new focus on transferable skills and preparing students for rapid change.
Pay teachers more or lose future engineers
Military giant BAE says teachers must be paid more to address a shortfall of engineers that has hit crisis levels.
Rise in jobs that don’t require a degree
Australia’s obsession with university is subsiding, with fewer employers and school leavers seeking out degrees. SEE THE DEGREE-FREE CAREERS AND THEIR PAY
Up to 11,000 uni offers in December
Some teens used to have no appetite for Christmas lunch because of anxiety over January uni offers. But SATAC has come up with a solution.
Cyber hack prompts university overhaul
Australian universities are acting to combat the threat of “unprecedented levels” of foreign interference.
Palaeontology degree breaks new ground
Fossil hunters are digging the only degree of its kind in Australasia, studying alongside a university team with expertise spanning the past 400 million years of life on Earth.
‘No-brainer’ training path lets you earn and learn
Earning while learning is not just for tradies, with many companies across Australia offering free training and qualifications from certificate II to diploma level.
Tearing down fences to lure public on campus
Tearing down historic fences, adding new gardens and recognising indigenous heritage – a multimillion-dollar makeover of Adelaide Uni will make it more inviting to the public.
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