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Romy Stein originally had trouble finding a suitable placement for her Master of Counselling course at Edith Cowan University in Perth.

Scheme aims to overcome the cycle of placement poverty

Means-tested financial help for students undertaking ‘pracs’ for certain degrees has been welcomed, but some say it should be extended to all required placements.

  • Sian Powell

November 2024

Bond University student Julia Senz’s first assignment topic was to compare surf culture with Aboriginal saltwater culture. 

Bond University rides crest of the wave for teaching

Bond University has been named the top university for Teaching in this year’s The Australian Financial Review Best Universities Ranking.

  • Tess Bennett

October 2024

No Limits Perth works closely with local schools to support people in need during major holidays. Chairwoman Janine Wood is in the middle. 

This is what my MBA taught me about management

In this MBA, each assignment was based on real-life projects, helping this chairwoman put learning into practice at the not-for-profit No Limits Perth.

  • Alexandra Cain
Edith Cowan University  business and law school Executive dean Maryam Omari.

The best school for teaching takes a strategic, caring approach

The winner of the Teaching category has hired talent from around the world and established partnerships with many global institutions.

  • Alexandra Cain
Universities should be places of learning, not corporations.

How do our universities get their social licence back?

There are four issues that universities need to address if they are to revive their troubled reputations in Australian society.

  • Shamit Saggar
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September 2024

When travelling, it's good to remember that there are some things you can't take photos of.

Travel is the key to staying young, says this new study

Academics at Edith Cowan University have discovered that, as well as the mental and physical benefits, tourism can keep people looking younger.

  • Katelyn Catanzariti

June 2024

Thirst for knowledge driving growth in MBAs

Diving into a full-length MBA can be daunting, so some business schools are now offering short courses to meet varying demand.

  • Megan Breen

February 2024

One dance party promoter thinks sober raves are the future.

‘Major shift’: Young women taking more drugs and drinking heavily

A snapshot of the Australia’s habits after the pandemic shows vaping has tripled, and more women and fewer men are experiencing harm from others’ drinking.

  • Jill Margo
The high number of students being coached risks undermining the HSC system.

Unis cancelling full-fee international students

The Albanese government’s crackdown on visas has prompted some universities to cancel enrolment offers, particularly for students from India and Nepal.

  • Julie Hare

November 2023

Bond University students Angus Croser and Rebecca Bennett  

Smaller classes make the difference to student satisfaction

Small and mid-sized universities rank highest for student satisfaction, with ivy-clad schools near the bottom of the list.

  • Tess Bennett

September 2023

UNSW leaps to top in rank for excellence

A mix of sandstone and non-sandstone universities make up this year’s finalists in the quality category.

  • Alexandra Cain

Small schools hold their own in rankings

Edith Cowan and Bond universities match it with the big business schools for excellence.

  • Sian Powell

This uni tops ladder for career outcomes

Canberra University business school ranks highest in the career category by staying abreast of changing needs.

  • Sian Powell
The proposed Edith Cowan University city campus off Yagan Square.

Uni scraps PwC contract over Scyne concerns

Edith Cowan University in WA has terminated a major contract with PwC amid concern it could be switched to the big four’s spin-off, Scyne.

  • Edmund Tadros and Tom Rabe

October 2022

Teaching and early childhood will receive a boost in university places in Tuesday’s budget.

Teaching, early childhood get lion’s share of new uni places

Skill shortage areas, including teaching, IT, engineering and nursing, will receive additional places in Tuesday’s budget.

  • Julie Hare
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September 2022

Scotch College principal Dr Alec O’Connell says schools haven’t changed for 100 years.

How schools can solve the teacher shortage

Teacher shortages are revealing the weaknesses in the traditional school model. It’s time for fundamental changes in how education is delivered.

  • Julie Hare

July 2022

Australia has more than 3.2 million rooftop systems but 95 per cent are not connected to batteries.

‘Berserk’ power prices to make solar battery bundles the next big thing

Less than 5 per cent of households with solar panels also have battery storage and are therefore missing out on up to $800 worth of annual savings.

  • Gus McCubbing

November 2021

WA Chief Scientist Peter Klinken says a super-university makes sense.

WA chief scientist pushes plan for ‘super’ university

A proposal to merge WA’s four public universities into one to create a super university has gone down like a lead balloon among vice-chancellors.

  • Julie Hare

July 2021

The campus will bring vitality back into the city, says Steve Chapman.

City highs as unis move out of the ’burbs

Universities are increasingly seen as vital assets to the regeneration of down-at-heel inner cities. Edith Cowan University is a case in point.

  • Julie Hare

May 2021

Edith Cowan University’s brand was seen by millions during the FA Cup final.

Why was Edith Cowan University pushing its brand at the FA Cup?

Small Perth-based Edith Cowan University’s brand was eyeballed by a global audience of millions during the FA Cup final. The question is why.

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  • Julie Hare

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