Australians think students are being asked to pay far too much for their degrees.
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Category: VC’s corner
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How degrees got so expensive – Campus Review
Prime Minister Bob Hawke watching on as Treasurer Paul Keating delivers the federal budget at Parliament House, Canberra, 19 August, 1986. Picture: Alan Porritt.
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George Williams urges VCs to ‘aim higher’ – Campus Review
George Williams’ new essay surmises all the issues faced by the higher education sector. Picture: Newswire.
Universities are ‘friendless and alone’, Western Sydney University vice-chancellor George Williams explained in his new essay, that warns of the dangers of fading social license.
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New VC for University of Southern Qld – Campus Review
Professor Paul Mazerolle has been appointed vice-chancellor of the University of Southern Queensland. Picture: Newswire
International crime expert Professor Paul Mazerolle has been appointed to lead the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), replacing acting vice-chancellor Karen Nelson.
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ANU vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell resigns – Campus Review
Genevieve Bell resigned on Thursday. Picture: Martin Ollman
Australian National University chancellor Julie Bishop has rejected calls to step down following the exit of vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell – a resignation some staff openly celebrated following months of controversy.
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Chancellor’s council kicks VC pay to tribunal – Campus Review
University Chancellors Council Convenor John Pollaers. Picture: Newswire
The University Chancellors Council (UCC) on Tuesday said the Commonwealth Remuneration Tribunal should advise on vice-chancellor pay packages, some of which are exceeding $1 million per year.
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Bill Shorten calls out ‘ivory tower’ unis – Campus Review
University of Canberra vice-chancellor Bill Shorten holds a media briefing at his university. Picture: Martin Ollman
New University of Canberra (UC) vice-chancellor Bill Shorten has scolded the higher education sector for not keeping up with students’ demands in a piece he penned for The Australian on Thursday.
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New vice-chancellor of Adelaide revealed – Campus Review
Professor Phillips has been appointed as the new vice-chancellor of Adelaide University. Picture: Newswire
Professor Nicola Phillips has been revealed as the vice-chancellor of the new Adelaide University ahead of its opening next year.
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Former ANU boss comments on bullying, harassment review – Campus Review
Professor Brian Schmidt addresses the National Press Club. Picture: Martin Ollman
The former vice-chancellor of the Australian National University said he acted on every single instance of bullying, harassment, sexism and racism he knew about in the university’s medical college, but didn’t go far enough.
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Is our North Star already outdated? – Campus Review
Left to right: Professor George Williams, Dr Renick and facilitator The Queensland Commitment program director Veronica Pritchard. Picture: HEDx
Two prominent student-success-driven university leaders have urged immediate action to improve student success, warning against waiting for government green-lights like the Australian Universities Accord.
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“Portrayed as a place that isn’t what I know it to be”: Professor Bell on ANU’s public perception
ANU vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell with Rachel Marape at James Marape, the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea’s address to the ANU in February, 2024. Picture: Martin Ollman
Australian National University’s (ANU) vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell has made a statement confirming she plans to stand by her university after a “four-month negative media campaign.”
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