The countdown is on for year 12 students to pick a study course for next year, and for those considering business school, a new report has ranked the top institutions in Victoria.
More than 1000 students donned caps and gowns to cross the stage and receive their new stuffed crocs – and university awards. See the photos.
A road trip through the Territory’s evolving landscape convinced one Victorian to ditch her real estate career and become an environmental scientist in the NT mining industry.
The countdown is on as nominations for the NT’s best health student supervisor draw to a close next week.
Charles Darwin University’s latest annual report has revealed a ‘very tight’ 2023 budget, sparking concern for jobs and student services.
Education unions have come together to establish a ‘traffic light framework’ for teachers tackling artificial intelligence. Here’s how some Territory schools are approaching AI in the classroom.
A report has revealed the pressures international students place on the Territory’s housing market as Charles Darwin University welcomes a record-breaking cohort.
Two of the Territory’s leading Aboriginal educators have big plans to take lessons from the 90s and drive better education outcomes for Aboriginal students. Read the famous alumni that took part in the programs.
The Federal government is investing up to $436m to improve employment outcomes for Indigenous Australians, with much of the funding earmarked to go to the Territory.
Charles Darwin University’s nursing students have voiced their outrage over a shaky semester they feel was out of their hands. Read their demands.
The NT’s unique health challenges will be addressed in a new multimillion-dollar training facility and prep the future workforce for a career in the Territory.
Darwin’s international students have opened up about what it’s really like trying to put a roof over their head while they study abroad. See what you get for $100/week.
NT schools hired significantly more female teachers than men in the past 16 years, with three disheartening themes the likely cause.
The NT’s Bangladeshi community held a candlelit vigil for international student Md Ishaqur Rahman Sifat, who was allegedly murdered in his home.
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