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Education pathways

May 2019

Training in culinary management can lead to may different careers.

Student-run venues change the game

The ability to reflect on customer experiences means greater understanding of hospitality.

  • Ruth Callaghan
Technology can help to make the world more inclusive.

Young entrepreneur leading the way

AbilityMade is a social enterprise start-up that uses 3D printing.

  • Ruth Callaghan
Linda Brown : Competition is good.

Being part of larger organisation helps uni stake claim

Torrens University has more than 11,000 students.

  • Ruth Callaghan
James Chin Moody : Levelling the playing field between big and small business.

Never let logistics get in the way

Sendle taps into the underutilised capacity within courier services.

  • Ruth Callaghan
Micro credentials hep to understand issues quickly.

The surge in micro credentials

The requirements of Millennials is changing the nature of education.

  • Ruth Callaghan
Andrew Norton : It would be sensible to create a University College category.

Nature of universities under review

University student numbers have increased by 500,000 in a decade.

  • Ruth Callaghan
Justin Beilby : Diversity gives a rich conversation on campuses.

Overseas students flocking to Australia

The numbers of South American students continues to grow.

  • Ruth Callaghan
Larry Fink : Purpose is not a mere tagline.

A new governance framework for companies

Some businesses are putting purpose before profit.

  • Ruth Callaghan

Original URL: https://www.afr.com/topic/education-pathways-1n04