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New research has found that the Earth’s crust in Western Australia may provide a model for understanding how crusts are formed elsewhere in the world….

It’s not often that pharmacy and exercise physiology students share a classroom, but the University of Sydney is breaking new ground in interprofessional learning aimed…

The value of a mentor both personally and professionally to provide guidance, support and advice is almost universal. However, in the aid and development sector,…

From imaginary classroom to real life, Sarah Corkill has always been passionate about teaching. “As a girl, I used to play the role of teacher…

Bond University has opened a new Trading Room, making it home to the largest number of Bloomberg terminals of any institution in Australia and giving…

Queensland is home to not only the nation’s champion rugby league and netball teams, but also to Australia’s most ingenious health students. University of Queensland’s…

Macquarie University’s Distinguished Professor of Linguistics, Katherine Demuth, has been elected a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, following a peer…