University of Sydney battle brews over ‘insidious AI takeover’
USYD is grappling with the advent of generative artificial intelligence, and some students aren’t happy with how Australia’s oldest university is handling it.
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‘Should be straightforward’: Unis called to give TAFE kids a fair go
For years, school leavers in Victoria have had the opportunity to get academic credit for TAFE qualifications at uni while NSW kids have missed out. Finally, that could all be about to change.
How first-time voters could shake up election results
Anthony Albanese may have missed the mark with his pitch to slash student loans, with a new poll revealing the scheme won’t sway many younger voters.
Professor investigated for ‘vilifying remarks’ towards Jewish student
A professor is being investigated for alleged hate speech by two Sydney universities after saying “Jews should feel uncomfortable”, while pointing to a Jewish student at a pro-Palestine rally at UTS.
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TAFE in ‘turmoil’: Boss forced out amid restructure, redundancies
The boss of TAFE NSW has been shoved out the door amid a massive restructure and a bitter rift between burnt-out teachers and executive staff.
Revealed: All uni cut-off scores for study in 2025
The full list of university degrees with 99.95 ATAR cut-offs has been revealed, and some of them may surprise you. Find out what the cut-off for the course you want to study is.
Gateway to dreams: How low-ATAR students are acing law, medicine
University students enrolled in the most challenging degrees with reduced ATARs are scoring marks only a few points below the rest of the intake, new figures reveal. See the results.
Low ATAR? No worries: How to get into your favourite uni
While some Year 12s woke up to find they had ATARs over 90, for those feeling disappointed the Vice-Chancellors of NSW’s top universities are urging students to consider a road that may be ‘a little different’. Here’s your guide.
Authorities cancel 6300 student diplomas from same college
Almost 7400 graduates of a training college were asked to prove they had not been issued with a fake diploma. Just over 780 responded, raising concerns about where the others are working.
Western Sydney kids drive degree demand in ‘critical’ skills shortage
Getting Western Sydney schoolkids into university represents the region’s greatest risk and reward, with new analysis revealing the soaring demand for degrees in health and education.
‘Zero tolerance for shonks’: Fake diploma crackdown as college deregistered
Skills Minister Andrew Giles says people needed to earn their qualifications “not buy them”, as 7000 graduates of a deregistered college were asked to prove they earned their qualifications.
Sydney’s health, hospitality at risk as NSW loses $1b to student caps
Sydneysiders could be waiting for longer in emergency rooms under new foreign student number caps, while the students say they feel “devastated” and rejected by the Albanese government.
Revealed: The real winners under Labor’s HECS discount plan
Analysis of Anthony Albanese’s student loan savings plan has found which cohort of voters will be the biggest winners if he is re-elected as PM. Are you one of them?
PM throws struggling students a pre-election bone on HELP debt
Graduates will not have to pay their student loans back until they earn $67,000 as Anthony Albanese nominates study debt as a key election battleground.
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