The new leaders of the merged Adelaide University are adamant the new institution will not be just a version of its parts, but an entirely unique place in curriculum and culture.
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Category: On Campus
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Adelaide Uni leaders talk merger – Campus Review
Peter Hoj (left) and David Lloyd. Picture: Dean Martin
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How to support people leaving foster care to succeed at uni – Campus Review
Going to university was always my dream. I knew from a young age it was the only way to make a better life for myself. Despite growing up in foster care, I was determined to work hard to achieve that dream.
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UniSA, University of Adelaide retain staff numbers after merger – Campus Review
University of South Australia vice-chancellor and Adelaide University co-vice-chancellor David Lloyd. Picture: Martin Ollman
University of South Australia vice-chancellor David Lloyd told a parliamentary committee meeting on Monday that 2,767 academic staff were transferred to the new Adelaide University last Saturday.
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Why are universities cutting languages? – Campus Review
The University of Tasmania’s (UTAS) move to cut its Indonesian language program amid plummeting enrolments has been described as “shortsighted” and “strategically incoherent” by a long-running provider of study tours to the Southeast Asian country.
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Victorian universities table 2024 financial results – Campus Review
Monash University vice-chancellor Sharon Pickering appears at the second inquiry into antisemitism at universities at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: Martin Ollman
A majority of Victorian universities posted operating losses in 2024 but continued to boost the salaries of their vice-chancellors, annual reports reveal.
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WSU continues industry partnership trend with Genetec – Campus Review
Physical security company Genetec’s Sydney office. Picture: Supplied
Western Sydney University (WSU) will send some of its students to intern at a Sydney-based tech company amid continued calls for universities to partner with industry to produce better quality graduates.
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Most popular degrees for NSW, ACT incoming students – Campus Review
Health and Society and Culture courses remain the most popular for university applicants in NSW and the ACT according to the admissions centre.
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UniSQ to cut 259 jobs after all other Qld, WA universities post surpluses – Campus Review
University of Southern Queensland acting vice-chancellor Karen Nelson said significant financial pressures driven by rising costs and a shifting funding landscape was behind staff cuts at the university. Picture: Anna Singleton/Newswire
The University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) will shed 259 jobs to plug a multi-million dollar budget hole despite all other Queensland universities reporting a 2024 surplus.
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62% Jewish students, staff feel unsafe on campus: Survey – Campus Review
Members of the Jewish community gather to protest. University of Sydney pro-Palestine encampment counter-protest. Pro-Israel counter-protesters gathered at the University of Sydney’s campus during a pro-Palestine encampment rally in May, 2024. Picture: Britta Campion
A survey of 550 university staff and students found six in 10 experienced antisemitic comments, and about the same felt unsafe on campus due to Israel-Gaza driven conflict in Australia.
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800 ANU staff vote no confidence in chancellor, vice-chancellor at “scandal-plagued” university – Campus Review
Julie Bishop has been under fire for hiring a former staffer to be her speechwriter. Picture: Josh Woning
Nearly all Australian National University (ANU) union members on Thursday supported a vote of no confidence in vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell and chancellor Julie Bishop.
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