Fears Swinburne Uni’s planned cut could pose public health risk
Environmental health organisations are urging the university to reconsider its proposal to phase out its Graduate Diploma of Environmental Health Practice.
Tertiary
‘Just madness’: Training providers scramble after funding cuts
Victorian registered training organisations say their services have been “cut off at the knees” after the state government reduced funding to some manufacturing and building training providers.
Pro-Palestine student activists learn fate over protests
Students involved in pro-Palestine encampments at two Melbourne universities have avoided expulsion, despite occupying main thoroughfares and causing Jewish community members to fear for their safety.
‘Will it disappear?’: Preston school program reignites ATAR debate
A program allowing students access to university without the stress of year 12 exams has been hailed as the future of education — so what does it mean for the ATAR system?
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Every first round university, TAFE offer revealed
First round uni and TAFE offers have been released. Search our database to see what course your classmates will be studying this year.
Uni courses with lowest selection scores
Analysis of selection scores reveals many degrees and diplomas are much more accessible when wider factors are included than just an ATAR score.
Year 12s learn tertiary fate after Covid curveball
Thousands of Victorian students learn whether they have earnt a spot in their dream university courses. Here’s what you need to know.
Migrant families targeting top schools for headstart
Enrolments from students from multicultural backgrounds have jumped in Victoria’s top government schools, as migrant families target high quality education.
VCE results are in, what now?
Search Victoria’s VCE honour roll on heraldsun.com.au including every student’s study score above 40. Here’s what to do now the results are in.
RMIT to backpay casuals $10m after wage dispute
Almost 4000 RMIT University employees will be backpaid a total of $10 million following a wage dispute with the tertiary education union.
New rules for international students revealed
International uni students flying into Victoria have finally been given a clear plan on vaccination and quarantine requirements.
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The post VCE exam survival guide
Whether students aced it or fear they’ve done worse than expected here’s what to do before scores drop on December 16.
One thing stopping international students coming to Victoria
Victorian universities are facing a huge financial blow because of a “problematic” pilot program – and the state’s loss is set to be Canada and England’s gain.
VCE chaos for students in wake of wild storms
Embattled VCE students sat exams in “twilight” conditions in storm-ravaged schools on Friday while fallen trees and power lines stopped some from even getting to campus.
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