Education

Staff cuts at the height of the pandemic are continuing to bite universities across Australia.

All four of WA's public universities have improved their places on Quacquarelli Symonds' latest ranking, one of three major global higher education lists of its sort.

A new, co-authored report has presented two different views of the future of public higher education.

After a decade spent in Europe, Andrew Deeks’ homecoming heralds a period of renewal for WA’s second-oldest university.

One of the country’s most progressive unions has come out in support of universal access to higher education.

ECU has denied allegations of improper grading were unearthed amid a culture review that has led to the university's executive dean of education handing in his resignation.

Like-minded groupings of universities are far more suited to mergers than those based on location.

Derryn Belford is working on how to attract international students back to WA.

Selling Australia to international students isn’t a one-size-fits-all exercise.

One of the last local government-run childcare centres in Perth will close after running a loss of more than $1 million a year for 10 years.

Despite interest from developers, childcare centres aren’t always being approved where Perth families need them most.

A recent survey suggests Australia’s universities are failing to protect students from harassment.

Hiring a new chief executive and partnering with Australia’s most academically prestigious university feature as key highlights in The Fogarty Foundation’s latest annual report.

Universal childcare offers the potential for more women to enter the workforce

Western Australia's public universities have much to celebrate in Quacquarelli Symonds' latest subject rankings, with UWA notching up dozens of entries as a top-50 subject provider.

An MBA doesn’t come with any guarantees, but those who complete one see plenty of career upside.

Apprentices are among tonight’s big-budget winners, with $2.8 billion earmarked to assist their rates of participation, completion and eventual recruitment.

COVID-19 protocols in WA schools will be eased next month as almost 9,000 positive cases of the virus were reported overnight.

The state’s public universities have posted more than $400 million of surpluses between them in 2021, thanks largely to rising investment portfolios and short term government support.

Daglish-based Oldfield Knott Architects has been chosen to design the new $26 million primary school in Hammond Park, set to open in two years' time.

WA’s objections to the draft national curriculum speak to political priorities beyond the history wars.

WA’s largest university is well placed to benefit from a federal commercialisation program.

WA’s principals’ federation is the latest union to hit out at the state government’s public sector wages policy.

Employer satisfaction with university graduates is at a record high, a recent survey has found.

Air circulation in classrooms is emerging as a wildcard issue ahead of the upcoming federal election.

Political correctness has no doubt been beneficial for society, but universities can help ensure common sense isn’t thrown out the window.

Enrolled international students can return to Western Australia from this week, the state government said overnight, after deeming the cohort low risk.

Subiaco business FIRM Construction has been selected by the state government to redevelop Kalamunda Senior High School.

WA’s teachers and policymakers could learn from industrial negotiations between their counterparts in NSW.

A new defence pact with the US and UK will create opportunities for businesses in training, technology, and subsea industry, Austal chief executive Paddy Gregg says.

Anonymous online student surveys are delivering some unwelcome responses.

Crothers Construction has been selected to upgrade a high school in Willetton, while MACA is building a series of bridges in the South West.