Almost all staff who participated in a ballot have voted no confidence in the vice-chancellor of the University of Technology Sydney, Andrew Parfitt.
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95% vote no-confidence in UTS VC – Campus Review
Andrew Parfitt, vice-chancellor of UTS. Picture: Peter Clark.
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Highlights and low points for higher ed in 2025 – Campus Review
Professor Genevieve Bell resigned as ANU vice-chancellor in September. Picture: Newswire.
The last 12 months has marked a period of profound change and ongoing scrutiny for Australia’s higher education sector.
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Student retention programs that work – Campus Review
Student attrition is rarely down to academic ability, it’s down to students not feeling settled yet, or being away from home for the first time
Some Australian universities handle student attrition rates very well, and model examples all institutions should undertake to retain students.
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UTS walks back redundancies, course cuts – Campus Review
University of Technology Sydney vice-chancellor Professor Andrew Parfitt. Picture: Damian Shaw
Teacher education and public health courses will continue, and staff will be offered voluntary separations, under major changes to the University of Technology Sydney’s (UTS) restructure, it was announced on Thursday.
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Union to hold confidence vote for UTS VC – Campus Review
The union will ask staff whether they have confidence in Professor Parfitt from this week. Picture: Newswire.
The tertiary education union will this week ask staff whether they are confident in the leadership of University of Technology Sydney (UTS) vice-chancellor Andrew Parfitt.
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UTS academics pitch alternative to job cuts – Campus Review
The UTS Business School in Sydney.
The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) vice-chancellor has been asked whether he would consider an alternative restructure plan written by his own academics, at a NSW government hearing on Friday.
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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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UTS can’t blame policy for cuts: Minister – Campus Review
International Education Assistant Minister Julian Hill. Picture: Luis Enrique Ascui
The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has been met with widespread criticism from the federal and NSW governments for its plan to cut 1100 subjects including its entire teacher education program.
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UTS’ new online education course – Campus Review
UTS deputy vice-chancellor of education and students Kylie Readman. Picture: UTS
In this episode of HEDx, Kylie Readman, the University of Technology Sydney’s deputy vice-chancellor of education and students, outlines a new venture in global online education.
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Senators ask VCs to justify $1m salaries – Campus Review
Jennifer Westacott said WSU executive salaries are benchmarked against the public sector. Picture: Gary Ramage
An Inquiry into the quality of university governance has asked the vice-chancellors of universities who are cutting staff why they are paid up to $1 million per year.
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