Centre for the Study of Higher Education (CSHE)

Join the #UniStudentWellbeing Research Hub webinar featuring international experts Tatiana Akuneeva (Russia) and Dr. Karen Gravett (UK) as they explore care, compassion, and connection in university settings ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g-eQdBif

As Australia's universities recalibrate their international strategies post-pandemic, explore this recent study by Samantha M., Claudia A. Rivera Muñoz, Mollie Dollinger, Jiadi Cai and Boya Zhao, on how universities conceptualise and implement internationalisation in higher education, followed by areas for further development in universities' international strategies. Read more → https://lnkd.in/g5Nn--Qz #CSHE_Occassional_Paper

🎓 Increasing administrative burden at universities usually implies that less time and energy can be devoted to the core activities of research and teaching. Register now for the Administrative burden in Australian universities seminar featuring Associate Professor Peter Woelert. Gain insights from a nation-wide survey of 392 academic staff across 37 universities on what they regard as the key dimensions and drivers of the administrative burdens in their workplace. Register here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g8-nXPXv #HigherEducation #AcademicWorkload #UniversityAdministration #AustralianUniversities

Join research fellow and CSHE graduate Dr Claudia Rivera Munoz in a webinar on Thursday 13 February at 9.00am AEDT, as she and a global panel of experts discuss sense of belonging in the first year experience.  ⬇️

You are invited to attend the first Uni Student Wellbeing Research Hub webinar of 2025! In this webinar, Professor Chi Baik and Dr Tracii Ryan, PhD will present initial findings from the Uni Student Wellbeing Survey (2023-2024), based on data collected from undergraduate students at 11 Australian universities. Gain valuable insights into mental health and wellbeing indicators, academic experiences, and recommendations for how universities can better support student mental health and wellbeing. Register now ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gM3kD4_q #UniStudentWellbeing

Don't miss the chance to hear from speakers across the globe as they share evidence-based practices that promote accessibility, inclusion, and belonging for students at all levels of education in this free webinar ⬇️

The nature of the casual academic workforce in Australia is far more nuanced than a single narrative. This recent paper by Gwilym Croucher, Elizabeth Bare and Kenneth Moore uses granular data to reveal distinct patterns differentiating various types of academic staff members based on their characteristics. Read more → https://lnkd.in/gmVKCu86 #CSHE_Occasional_Paper

Did you know that the University of Melbourne was involved in the testing of atomic bombs in South Australia? Listen to the latest episode of the 'Uncurated' podcast prepared by the #Unimelb Master of Journalism students, Brendan Kearns and Molly Frew, to find out more. This 2024 Ossie Awards Best Audio Story winner podcast offers “expertly stitched together historical accounts with personal narratives, crafting a compelling and unsettling exploration of Australia’s atomic testing legacy at Emu Plains” (Journalism Education and Research Association of Australia). The episode features CSHE's Dr James Waghorne among the interviewees. https://lnkd.in/gJmSw7KC

Truth telling is fraught with consequences: does it burn down, illuminate or promote new growth in different directions? Join the 2024 ANZHES Conference as historians of education, those interested in contested histories, historians of place, heritage and collections reflect and explore the friction sparked by truth telling reinterpretation of the past.   Click through for the full Conference program → https://lnkd.in/gF5zh4sV #Education #History #ANZHES