Achieving thesis perfection
PROFESSOR ALISON JONES gives her 12 top tips for postgraduate writing success.
Tertiary education: what needs to change
Education Review asked a handful of leaders from different corners of New Zealand’s tertiary education sector which aspects of post-school education policy they think are most important for any future government to address and why.
A decade of growth – one PTE’s journey
JUDE BARBACK talks to New Zealand School of Education’s managing director Brijesh Sethi about the private training establishment’s growth over the last decade, and the highlights and hurdles it has faced along the way.
Lack of support, disinterest, and high costs: perceived barriers to higher education
JUDE BARBACK considers the findings of a recent survey that reveal high costs, lack of support and lack of interest as deterrents to pursuing tertiary education in New Zealand.
Are New Zealand’s scientists too scared to say what they think?
The fight for the mighty research dollar is creating some significant barriers to scientists commenting on controversial issues. ELIZABETH McLEOD discovers why some of our leading minds are calling for a Commission for Science.
NZ universities climb in world rankings – Waikato University jumps more than 100 places
By Simon Collins
New Zealand universities are climbing up the world rankings as academics focus more on world-leading research.
Five of the country's eight universities have risen in the latest QS rankings. Waikato University is the...
Students cooking up a storm for competition
It is getting hot in the kitchen for four students training hard for the Toque d'Or competition.
A balancing act: universities and their responsibilities to students
In light of recent troubles, Education Review asks: where do the boundaries lie when it comes to the actions of university students?
Is the grass really so much greener across the Tasman?
The latest edition of the OECD’s indicators collection, Education at a Glance, suggests that New Zealand’s higher education institutions are hard done by. Per student, they spent only 83% of what Australian institutions had...
Young Whangarei man wins scholarship to study in China
Whangarei's Jack Robinson has been awarded a scholarship which will see him travel to Beijing to study law
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