Students take years to recoup the tens of thousands of dollars they would have been paid if training was salaried, New Zealand study finds

City campuses have not delivered institutions an international education bonanza, but Federation hopes its new site will support a new model of cooperative education

Many asylum applicants began their journeys as students before Australia’s visas were overhauled almost a decade ago, new figures suggest

Domestic postgraduate provision looms as an alternative to out-of-favour international education, but it’s a tough market with questionable returns

Never much of a vote-winner, higher education now risks the burden of being branded a vote-loser for parties seen as too soft on the sector

University latest passion project for ex-politician who specialises in ‘institutions that are worth keeping’

‘Endless stress’ confronts Iranian doctoral candidates who worked for a year just to cover the application fee

Repeat of UK debate looms, as parliamentary committee urges Australian universities to ‘align’ with IHRA definition, and opposition members say it should be mandatory

Failure to improve translation of ‘laudable’ research output will see country ‘slide into mediocrity’, reviewers warn

Private member’s bill the latest slap in the face to a sector struggling for social licence as election looms

New national body takes shape, as troubled centenarian predecessor faces curtain

Fortnightly leave pass to ‘provide leadership’ to consultants helped Wollongong’s interim boss ‘stay in touch with colleagues’