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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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(L-R) Mr Gary Wingrove CEO KPMG Australia, Ms Alison Kitchen is the National Chairman of KPMG Australia, Professor Nicole Gillespie, KPMG Chair of Organisational Trust, Professor Julie Cogin, Dean and Head UQ Business School and Mr Richard Boele Partner, KPMG Human Rights and Social Impact Services

Trust on table, Gillespie in chair

The University of Queensland business school has appointed Nicole Gillespie to its first chair in organisational trust.

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20/07/2017 Professor Ross Garnaut AC, Professorial Research Fellow in Economics, The University of Melbourne, Professor Michael Wesley, Professor of International Affairs and Dean, College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University and The Hon Julie Bishop MP, Minister for Foreign Affairs at social outlook conference at The Grand Hyatt Melbourne.Picture: David Geraghty

Overseas study trips sharply up since Colombo

The number of university students studying overseas has more than doubled in five years, boosted by the New Colombo Plan.

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No easy answers to questions of freedom

The debate over freedom of speech and academic freedom in universities is surprisingly complex.

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Digital learning drawbacks

Companies need to be aware of the danger of wasting money on a new generation of digital learning products.

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07/12/2018 Hassan Nur Hussein is a Somali refugee who attended formal schooling for the first time in Year 10 in 2016. He has graduated from year 12 this year at Wyndham Central College, he was school captain, and will enrol next year at a degree at Victoria Uni. Picture : David Geraghty / The Australian.

Schools program helps overcome disadvantage

It’s been a quiet success story so far, but now the AVID program is ready to showcase its record in 51 schools.

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07/12/2018 Professor Tim Brown at Melbourne University. He has been appointed the new director of the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute.Picture : David Geraghty / The Australian.

New maths master running the numbers

Tim Brown is ready to take up the fight for better maths education for those who are missing out.

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20-11-17 - Dean of Uni of Sydney Business school, Prof Greg Whitwell at the University of Sydney. Ryan Osland/ The Australian.

Global role for biz dean

University of Sydney Business School dean Greg Whitwell has been elected chair of global business school alliance CEMS.

HIGHER ED DAILY BRIEFHigher Ed Daily Brief

24/08/2018: Glyn Davis will end his time as University of Melbourne Vice Chancellor, after 14 years in the post. Stuart McEvoy/ The Australian.

Not deserting academe

Former Melbourne Uni chief Glyn Davis is going to juggle two jobs — as CEO of the Ramsay Foundation and as an ANU academic.

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University of Southern Queensland maths lecturer Melissa Fanshawe (middle) displays her award, accompanied by ASCILITE treasurer Allan Christie (left) and president Dominique Parrish.

Maths innovation recognised at USQ

University of Southern Queensland maths lecturer Melissa Fanshawe has won an award for innovation in maths education.

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Ivor Indyk, editor of the book 'Heat 24: That's it, for now'.

Uni’s book win

University of Western Sydney publishing house Giramondo is celebrating a win for two of its authors in the Prime Minister’s Literary Awards.

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