NT universities in strife unless student caps lifted: peak body
The peak body representing universities has called on the federal government to end what it described as ‘a phony war’ costing the NT about $40,000 a day.
Tertiary
‘Disappointed’: NT’s first medical school delayed
Prospective CDU students have been offered refunds after a national body forced the Territory’s first medical school to delay its first intake. Find out why.
‘Honour to celebrate’: History buff named at CDU alumni awards
One of the NT’s most renowned curators has been recognised for his preservation of local history at this year’s CDU Alumni Awards. See the full list of winners.
$11k scholarships for Aboriginal medical students
In an effort to increase Indigenous representation in the medical field, the AMA issued 38 scholarships in 2023. Now the association is calling on the next wave of applicants.
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‘Give back’: NT law student‘s Queensland win
A Territorian working on a law degree on the Gold Coast has won a major award through the Queensland Law Society.
Caps, gowns and crocs: CDU students celebrate graduation
More than 1000 students donned caps and gowns to cross the stage and receive their new stuffed crocs – and university awards. See the photos.
‘Fell in love’: Student’s NT drawcard to mining industry
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.
NOMINATE NOW: Top health workers supporting NT students
The countdown is on as nominations for the NT’s best health student supervisor draw to a close next week.
Rejection forces student to scramble for $7k to stay in Darwin
An international student based in Darwin has been forced to find thousands of dollars so she can appeal her visa rejection.
Ex-chief minister wraps up time as head of CDU
The head of the NT’s only university – and a former chief minister – is ending his tenure after almost six years of ‘unwavering leadership’.
From Arnhem Land to Oxford Uni: The NT scientist with no limit
A childhood spent on her grandfather’s country near the Cobourg Peninsula was the seed that grew into a tree thirsty for knowledge. Now, the opportunity of a lifetime awaits this Darwin woman.
’Hold our nerve’: CDU’s profits plummet but Bowman confident
Charles Darwin University’s profits plummeted in 2023 after a ‘year of investment’. Read what it means for the uni.
How this Darwin invention is supporting Ukrainian war effort
While the Albanese government is sending arms and munitions to the Ukrainian front, a 3D metal printer developed in Darwin has won the approval of President Zelenskyy’s troops.
‘Very excited’: NT medical school given green light to open
The NT’s first medical school has been given the green light to open its doors sooner than expected. Find out when.
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