Author
Julie Hare
Associate Editor (Australia)
60 pieces
Newest first, since September 2018 · page 2 of 3
· Australia
Letter from Australia: Three little words
In her letter from Australia, Julie Hare argues that the status quo of who gets to use the title of “university” is up for serious debate.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: The problem with women
Julie Hare unpacks the retention and promotion of women in 137 of the top 200 companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange – with surprising results
· Australia
Letter from Australia: A very veteran affair
In her letter from Australia, Julie Hare asks why so few veterans participate in higher education and what can be done to improve the situation.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: A tale of two speeches
Julie Hare reports back on this year’s political set pieces at the Universities Australia conference
· Australia
Letter from Australia: Work placements are not the only solution
In her letter from Australia, Julie Hare looks at the state of work integrated learning.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: coming ready or not
Julie Hare looks at a report on the future of work and education & skills acquisition.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: Waiting for Augar
Where England has Augar, Australia has Joyce. Julie Hare turns to the work of Beckett to ask why Australia is still waiting for a proper review of HE.
· Analysis
A radical rethinking of undergraduate learning
Julie Hare on a radical reinvention of the undergraduate teaching and learning model at Victoria University in Melbourne
· Australia
Letter from Australia: Changing the conversation
In the latest Letter from Australia, Julie Hare compares policy governing incidences of sexual harassment and assault between Australian and British universities.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: Do micro-credentials have a place in HE?
Often touted by futurists as the next big thing, Julie Hare asks what place micro-credentials might have in higher education
· Australia
What’s driving the growth in overseas PhD numbers in Australia?
Julie Hare examines the latest data on the changing makeup of the PhD student cohort in Australia between 2008 and 2017 to find rapid growth in international students and stagnation among the domestic cohort.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: Stick or carrot – the value of performance-based funds
Julie Hare analyses the latest documents on performance-based funding policy in Australia.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: The silly season
Wonkhe’s Julie Hare questions whether Australian government cuts to research funding were founded on a silly season stupor.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: Building the house of science
In her latest letter from Australia, Julie Hare speaks to former Chief Scientist Ian Chubb as he potentially embarks on a new national role.
· Australia
Letter from Australia – cry freedom (of speech)
Julie Hare on the miles of newsprint, gigawatts of audio hours and many conference sessions spent discussing freedom of speech on Australian campuses
· Australia
Letter from Australia: Surfing the metric tide
In her letter from Australia, Julie Hare looks at the issues with performance-based measures in HE funding, via a NCSEHE report.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: the online avalanche?
Wonkhe’s Julie Hare pens this week’s letter from Australia about the unkept promises of online learning.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: another day, another inquiry
Julie Hare looks at a new House of Representatives Standing Committee report on research councils and funding
· Australia
People and place look positive for Australia
For Julie Hare the claims of serial contrarian Bob Birrell do not mesh with a positive, if complex, reality for overseas recruitment in Australia.
· Australia
Letter from Australia: a lesson in pork-barrelling
Julie Hare tries to make sense of Dan Tehan’s recent decision to divert funding to a small number of institutions, all of which are in marginal constituencies.