Tim Dodd

Tim DoddHigher Education Editor

Tim Dodd is The Australian’s higher education editor. He has over 25 years experience as a journalist covering a wide variety of areas in public policy, economics, politics and foreign policy, including reporting from the Canberra press gallery and four years based in Jakarta as South East Asia correspondent for The Australian Financial Review. He was named 2014 Higher Education Journalist of the Year by the National Press Club.

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2024 Shaping Australia awards

Award program showcases uni achievements

The Shaping Australia Awards are returning this year to again shine a spotlight on how universities are benefiting Australia.

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Professor Harlene Hayne, Vice-chancellor, Curtin University, ,

Unis split over international student limits

Technology universities want a flat 35 per cent cap on international students which could cost Group of Eight universities $1bn a year in lost tuition fees.

New workforce

Medical technology concept. Gene therapy. Electronic medical record.

Health goes digital, backed by uni alliance

Thirty six universities have banded together to solve the pressing need to digitally train 200,000 more health workers in the coming decade.

‘no cover-up’

Latin American young man teaching a class to a group of college students

Union’s call on wage theft is a ‘stunt’ say unis

The National Tertiary Education Union’s call for a parliamentary inquiry into university wage underpayment is a “political stunt”, says the university industrial body.

highly prized

James Cook University and Mainstream Aquaculture are selectively breeding golden barramundi to provide a new fish product for consumers. Picture: Mainstream Aquaculture

Golden barra’s secrets uncovered

James Cook University scientists are getting closer to finding the secret of turning the grey old barramundi fish we all love into gold.

young achiever

Generic pic of Southern Cross University - Students Elly Baker and Will McCallum outside U Block at the Coffs Harbour campus.Ã

SCU wins ‘most improved’ award

Southern Cross University has been awarded by the QS ranking group for being the most improved university in the Oceania region.

unique journey

Female student at a graduation ceremony in the early years of Macquarie University. Picture: Supplied / Macquarie University

Macquarie takes lessons from its 60-year history

Sixty years on, Macquarie University looks back on a history of achievement and plans to recapture its past in the future.

‘damning indictment’

07/11/2018: Alison Barnes; Federal president of the National Tertiary Education Union, at their offices in Sydney.Pic by James Croucher

Uni ‘wage theft’ near $400m

The tally of university underpayment of wages to staff could reach $400 million, according to the National Tertiary Education Union.

‘no interference’

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 18, 2021: Professor Peter Shergold speaks to the media during a press conference in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Bianca De Marchi

Shergold to chair ARC in new independent era

Former Western Sydney University chancellor Peter Shergold is the inaugural chair of the new-look, independent Australian Research Council.

science crisis

Einstein-First project being piloted across Aus - Auburn High students Amy 14, Tom 13 and Isshy 13 with a science activity.Picture by Wayne Taylor 26th July 2018.

Physics students ‘gone by 2035’

Alarm bells are ringing because, at the current rate of decline, there could be virtually no students studying physics in senior high school by 2035.

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