John Ross joined Times Higher Education?as?APAC editor in February 2018. He was previously higher education and science correspondent with The Australian newspaper. He has won the National Press Club¡¯s Higher Education Journalist of the Year award three times, most recently in 2022, and has been shortlisted six times. He holds a communications degree from what is now the University of Technology Sydney. He swims in the Pacific Ocean every day, drinks too much coffee and plays Galician bagpipes quite badly.
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Articles by John Ross
Long timeline for review heralded almost a year ago by another review
Loan scheme pioneer highlights moral hazard of Australia¡¯s ¡®Byzantine¡¯ way of bankrolling master¡¯s places
Troubled institution has fourth leader in a year, ahead of Bill Shorten¡¯s arrival in February
¡®Big reset¡¯ opportunity now spent when sector most needs it, says Duncan Maskell
If we rely on industry to bankroll research, we lose sight of problems that do not interest industry, technologist warns
Driven more by pragmatism than purism, Asia¡¯s new wave of industry-linked universities is shaking up the sector
Region¡¯s educational strengths must be brought to bear against key challenges such as climate change, forum hears
Emerging institutions¡¯ aspirations snubbed as old-guard administrators focus on a vanishing bottom line
Senate victory a win for government following defeat of caps
Keeping costs down ¡®not an objective¡¯ for research-addicted sector, says accountancy professor
Questions cause alarm but the panel ¡®wouldn¡¯t be doing its job¡¯ if it avoided them, commentators say
Non-metropolitan institutions should be treated differently from their city cousins if overseas admissions are limited, says northern Australian MP
¡®Consultancy addiction¡¯ contributes to boom-bust hiring practices in a sector where executives routinely ¡®out-earn the premier¡¯
Prolonged integrity problems, ongoing visa chaos, harsher caps to come: the post-caps prospects for Australian international education
Country could accommodate more overseas learners, according to poll of locals¡¯ attitudes
Crossbench party wants debt reduction legislated straight away, while opposition dismisses measure as an elitist ¡®election bribe¡¯
Visa processing chaos set to continue amid opposition parties¡¯ rejection of proposal to limit international student numbers
Institutions start putting recruitment on hold amid uncertainty about whether new limits will come into force in January
Promote teamwork to improve gender equity, Australian analysis suggests
Staff fear cost-cutting motivations behind university¡¯s drive for more secure employment
Private colleges set to be hit with punitive limits on overseas recruitment, despite being among the top performers in government-commissioned surveys
Ensure that your exit causes minimal inconvenience, regulator tells private colleges
Burgeoning compliance requirements ¡®squeezing out¡¯ other governance priorities, Australian conference hears
Universities¡¯ instinct to ¡®de-risk everything¡¯ makes things worse for everybody, says academic ¨¦migr¨¦
