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Articles by Warren Bebbington
Reducing the number of universities in South Australia would fly in the face of the Universities Accord¡¯s call for more differentiation, says Warren Bebbington
In the wake of Jacinda Ardern¡¯s and Nicola Sturgeon¡¯s decisions to step down as leaders of their respective nations, university leaders and experts reflect on when is the right time to give up the biggest office on campus
Leaders must mandate objectives for research, teaching and external engagement, with major reviews every decade, says Warren Bebbington
As the season of goodwill comes around again, warm words about collegiality and fellowship have been dutifully corralled into all-staff missives from university leaders. But in an era of management, metrics and industrial unrest, does the image of the academy as a commonwealth of scholars still bear scrutiny? Seven academics have their say
Until the pandemic forced teaching to go online almost overnight, universities were widely considered impervious to major change. But if one age-old practice can be flipped on its head, why not others? We ask six academics where they would direct their efforts first
Senior management has its perks but it also comes with a host of new practical, philosophical, psychological and even physical challenges. Here, seven people who have lived through that fiery baptism tell their tales
The government¡¯s unilateral move to rein in costs is the inevitable result of a volatile and emotive political climate, says Warren Bebbington
Before pouring more public or private money into universities, politicians must ensure that all students are properly prepared, says Warren Bebbington
With overcrowded lecture theatres the norm in undergraduate education today, online delivery has entirely replaced lectures and seminars in some institutions. So where to in the coming decade? Warren Bebbington outlines a survival strategy for the increasingly unaffordable traditional university
Money for universities will be spread ever more thinly unless enrolment numbers are brought under control, says Warren Bebbington
Review of the demand-led system right to address the ¡°sameness¡± that bedevils Australian higher education, argues Warren Bebbington
Warren Bebbington explains how Adelaide has returned to the Humboldtian ideal to raise standards with static resources
