Major uni hit by ransomware attack, systems offline
A major Queensland university has been hit by a cyber attack just days after first round offers were sent to prospective students.
Tertiary
The tertiary offers made to 13,000 Year 12 students revealed
The University of Queensland has taken out four of the top five courses offered to the Class of ‘22 on Thursday.
Revealed: Most popular courses at Qld universities in 2023
The first round of QTAC offers are out, with the state’s major universities revealing the most popular courses in 2023. See which degrees are in high demand.
Deputy premier turned university chancellor lashes ‘book-burns, bigots, zealots’ in first speech
The former right-hand man to ex-Premier Anna Bligh now leads Griffith University and has taken a swipe at “book-burns, bigots, zealots” and Elon Musk’s Twitter in his opening speech.
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Full list of OP cut-offs for every Qld uni course revealed
Thousands of Queensland school leavers’ dreams have been realised, with university offers released today. But those who have missed out are urged not to fret, with more offer rounds to come. Did you make it in? SEE THE FULL LIST OF OP CUT-OFFS
State’s most popular uni course emerges as offers issued
Thousands of Queensland school leavers will today find out if they will study at university this year, with more than 5000 offers to be issued
Why unregistered teachers are working in Qld schools
Nearly 100 university students were ticked off early to teach Queensland kids and the union is concerned that number could be on the rise.
QLD’s most popular university courses revealed
With 10,000 Queenslanders having received a university place in the first round of offers, analysis has revealed the Top 20 most popular courses. SEE THE FULL LIST
Apprenticeship numbers plummet
In a sign of a worsening skills crisis in Queensland, the number of young people completing apprenticeships has plunged by more than 20 per cent since Annastacia Palaszczuk came to power, new data reveals
10,000 university offers out today
More than 10,000 Queensland school leavers will today find out where they’ll be heading in 2020, as universities release first-round offers.
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.
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
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