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University of Melbourne ordered to reinstate academic sacked for sexual harassment
A Melbourne academic sacked for sexually harassing a female colleague was described as a “disaster waiting to happen” because he romanticised relationships.
- Caroline Schelle
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Forty arts students and one engineer: What NSW politicians studied at uni
They attend university at a higher rate than their constituents, but when it comes to discipline, most MPs in the state opt for one of a small handful of subjects.
- Cindy Yin
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Student Living
Whether you love nightlife or nature, a guide to some of the most popular suburbs in Australia for students, plus tips for surviving first-year.
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- Jason Clare
Highest university executive pay packets revealed as crackdown looms
Institutions are spending more on top management staff and almost 200 people are taking home salaries of $500,000 or more a year.
- Daniella White
How VCE students can study at university – free
A growing number of students are doing university subjects while still at secondary school. They are getting points for it, but not the bill.
- Bridie Smith
The hardest university degrees to get into, and the ones where ATARs are falling
Top HSC students share their university choices – including one for whom it’s just a back-up until he can get into an American institution.
- Daniella White and Nicholas Osiowy
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Senior Liberal headlines event for student visa agents before tanking migration bill
Coalition education spokeswoman Sarah Henderson headlined an event for migration agents and private colleges in the weeks before tanking Labor’s high-profile student caps bill.
- Natassia Chrysanthos and Paul Sakkal
The HSC subjects in which more students get better marks
The HSC scaling report belies the notion that doing easier courses is the path to success. See how every course scales in our searchable list.
- Cindy Yin
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‘You can’t just turn it off’: Monash vice chancellor on confronting hate on campus
Sharon Pickering says universities need to do more than just dial down conflicts on campus when confronting antisemitism.
- Chip Le Grand
First-round university offers are out. Here’s how to make the system work for you
Graduates who didn’t get their first preference still have plenty of options open to them, with the advice from experts simple – just wait.
- Cassandra Morgan and Marissa Calligeros
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