Funded internships to deliver creative solutions
Small businesses in the region are being offered the opportunity to gain talented students and graduates to work in their company for four weeks to deliver digital creative content...
Australia-India Research Collaboration Framework released
A landmark framework will drive the next phase of Australia-India research collaboration, shaping multi-sector partnerships that tackle shared challenges and deliver real-world impact.
University to drive NSW’s semiconductor capability
A new initiative to drive sovereign semiconductor capability will be established in NSW to support critical local industries including health, defence and telecommunications.
ESSEC & Mannheim EMBA climbs in the Economist and QS World University EMBA 2020...
The joint programme, offered by ESSEC Business School and Mannheim Business School, has climbed five places in 2020 in The Economist, reaching 12th place.
Tiny Dal‑built satellite begins journey to big space launch
Engineering students from Dalhousie’s Space Systems Lab (DSS) are in Montreal this week to transport a spacecraft they designed and built to the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) headquarters.
University of Waikato thanks donors for their ongoing support
The University of Waikato Foundation - Te Pou Taunaki welcomed donors to the Hamilton campus for the second annual Donor Day in July.
Leadership learning beyond boundaries
Students from across Southeast Asia had the chance to immerse themselves in cultural exchange, deepen their knowledge of sustainability issues and develop leadership skills at the recently concluded Temasek Foundation...
UM professor’s book receives Distinguished Book Award from Asian Criminological Society
A book co-authored by Liu Jianhong, Distinguished Professor of the Faculty of Law at the University of Macau (UM), and Liang Bin, professor of sociology at Oklahoma State University...
Study suggests A&E staff give lower priority to patients from deprived areas
Healthcare professionals may be unconsciously assigning lower clinical priority to patients from poorer areas compared to patients who live in more affluent areas...
Grad student focuses on writing’s capacity to explore trauma and ‘move toward justice or...
Karine Hack spends a lot of time thinking about the power of writing to process and document trauma – in part because an undergraduate project that involved transcribing and editing Holocaust testimonials.
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