The lead reviewer of Australia’s universities Mary O’Kane has outlined what the Universities Accord missed during her address at the University of Sydney 2025 Bradley Oration .
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What the Universities Accord missed: O’Kane – Campus Review
Professor O’Kane delivers the Bradley Oration. Picture: Michael Amendolia, USyd.
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Uni boosts gender diversity by 30% in maths – Campus Review
As the artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing industries explode, trained STEM professionals are in high demand. Mathematics is foundational to these fields.
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Consultant spend ‘relatively small,’ inquiry hears – Campus Review
Nous Group CEO Tim Orton. Picture: The Australian.
The head of consultant firm Nous Group told a federal inquiry into university governance that most institutions have hired his firm, spending just under $40 million total.
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NSW inquiry focus on job, course cuts – Campus Review
Submissions to the NSW government’s inquiry into university governance have flagged issues with a lack of transparency throughout restructures at the state’s institutions.
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Staff opinion of using AI – Campus Review
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Go8 defends 50% overseas student cohort – Campus Review
University of Sydney vice-chancellor Mark Scott said the numbers are appropriate for a global university. Picture: Jane Dempster
Australia’s oldest university has come under fire after it was revealed international students made up the majority of its enrolments last year.
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Peak bodies criticise red tape in sector – Campus Review
Vicki Thomson appears at an earlier Parliamentary inqury. Picture: Kym Smith
Peak higher education bodies have warned a Senate inquiry against counterproductive over-regulation and towards proper university funding ahead of the government’s productivity roundtable.
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Talking about Palestine a “career killer“: report – Campus Review
Demonstrators carry a long piece of red fabric while marching along Market Street in Sydney during a Pro-Palestine protest on June 8. They are calling on the Australian government to place sanctions on Israel. Picture: Lisa Maree Williams
Over 150 students and staff from 20 separate universities claim free speech about Palestine has been restricted on campus, according to a report released on Thursday.
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USyd makes $500m surplus, Mark Scott gets $150k pay rise – Campus Review
Mark Scott received a 150k pay rise last year. Picture: Martin Ollman
The University of Sydney (USyd) recorded a $500 million surplus in 2024 and boosted its vice-chancellor Mark Scott’s pay by $150,000 to a $1.349 million salary, its 2024 financial result showed.
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USyd bans ‘lecture-bashing’ in wake of Israel-Gaza protests – Campus Review
Pro-Palestine campers at Sydney University. Picture: Thomas Lisson
University of Sydney (USyd) vice-chancellor Mark Scott on Monday wrote to students and staff to inform them that students will not be allowed to make non-course related announcements at the beginning of class.
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