A tertiary student complaints service has been flooded with hundreds of grievance reports before the first semester of the year commenced, with Victorian unis attracting the second highest number of reports.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott has weighed in on the rights of pro-Palestine student protesters on university grounds.
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Psychology, speech pathology and physiotherapy students are demanding they be paid for their mandatory placements after their classmates in nursing were promised weekly paychecks.
Shop owners in Footscray are locking their doors between customers and some Victoria University students are wearing personal alarms amid a surge in violent behaviour on the streets in Melbourne’s west.
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It’s been a case of if at first you don’t succeed try, try again for a ticked-off teaching student who has taken an appeal against a uni course fail all the way to the Supreme Court.
Determined pro-Palestine activists are back at Melbourne universities, with police called to Swinburne’s Hawthorn campus this week after receiving reports of “inappropriate behaviour”.
Teachers say they have grave concerns for the future of the Victorian TAFE sector after an Auditor-General report revealed the reality of the system’s financial health.
A “wave” of unprecedented events suggests Gen Z are facing more challenges than their parents, creating a generation of anxious and pessimistic young people.
Victorian teachers are being warned not to rely on artificial technology detection programs, after a number of uni students were wrongly accused of cheating on assignments.
Students involved in a pro-Palestine sit-in at the University of Melbourne have walked away with a warning after occupying a campus building for 10 days and disrupting classes for thousands of others.
Environmental health organisations are urging the university to reconsider its proposal to phase out its Graduate Diploma of Environmental Health Practice.
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