October 2024
- Teaching Category
- Best Business Schools
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
July 2024
SA’s new mega university starts recruiting overseas students
The new Adelaide University is due to launch with 70,000 students in early 2026, even as migration reforms bite hard on the education sector.
- Julie Hare
May 2024
Harsh migration cuts will stifle new mega-uni’s ambitions
Adelaide University got its official tick of approval on Tuesday, but its plan to recruit 13,000 new students over eight years could suffer from migration cuts.
- Julie Hare
The researchers influencing billions in global marketing
The Ehrenberg-Bass Institute is sponsored by The Coca-Cola Company, McDonald’s, Mars, Nestlé and PepsiCo. Its findings guide global business decisions.
- Sam Buckingham-Jones
January 2024
Are Australian university bosses worth the big bucks?
Australian vice chancellors earn far more than their peers in the UK, US, Canada and New Zealand. Is this justifiable?
- Julie Hare
November 2023
How to juggle work and study
To cope with high living costs, almost 90 per cent of students are taking on part-time jobs. Here’s how to find one.
- Bianca Hartge-Hazelman
How Tom got five-years’ training, good pay and a job while studying
The traditional apprenticeship model has been given a new lease of life after South Australia introduced degree-level, on-the-job training.
- Julie Hare
September 2023
- Analysis
- Best Business Schools
Why one university stands out
University of South Australia leads the ‘upstarts’ on the move.
- Julie Hare
July 2023
Aussie team leads ‘life-saving’ prostate cancer breakthrough
Using novel technology, a new test aims to sharpen predictions about the aggressiveness of individual prostate cancers.
- Jill Margo
Mega university for South Australia gets tick of approval
The universities of Adelaide and South Australia have formally merged, with teaching at the combined entity to begin in 2026.
- Julie Hare