Charles Darwin University is Launching New Program To Train Dieticians
Charles Darwin University is launching a new course, i.e. Masters in Dietetics to train students and dietitians to improve the regular diet of the Northern Territory Population. This master’s program will commence from the 2nd semester of this year
The University of Western Australia Have Reviewed The Impact of Climate Change
Researchers of the University of Western Australia have evaluated the data of 20 years on the impact of climate change in Australia and New Zeeland. Their research will help students and the country to develop their knowledge about future modelling a
Task Force Set Up By The Government To Recognise Qualifications
Australian Government has made a game-changing plan in collaboration with the Indian government to recognise the qualifications of students and to use their qualifications in increasing their career opportunities. This collaboration of both the gover
University of Canberra Offers Scholarships of 200,000 USD
The University of Canberra in Australia publish VC's Social Champion Scholarships for students interested in making a difference in the community. The total combined value of the scholarship is upto 200,000 USD which includes the tuition fees for the
Sydney Law School is Better Than The Law Schools in Singapore
Rohit Thadani and Prashaanth Rajandran are the two students who left their home country, i.e. Singapore to pursue their bachelor’s degree in the Sydney Law School. In an interview with them, they said that they see more career opportunities in Sydn
Researchers Have More Opportunities To Learn About The Australian Marine Life
Drone Shark is a famous app developed in Australia. It provides footage to researchers to enhance their knowledge about the lifestyle and behaviour of marine animals. There are more than 3600 followers of Drone Shark on Social Media. This app uses t
Adelaide University’s Occult Club fights for registration
After a meeting on its registration was postponed by the committee that decides on funding, the future of a club for pagans, witches, and Satanists at the University of Adelaide is in doubt. The Adelaide University Occult Club began in late 2020 and
Berri Regional Secondary College calls off senior classes due to COVID-19
Due to an outbreak of COVID-19 among students and staff at a Riverland high school, courses for year 11 and 12 students have been cancelled. In a "circuit breaker," Berri Regional Secondary College stated on Monday that all impacted pupils will
2021 National Student Safety Survey results released
Universities Australia has revealed the findings of the 2021 National Student Safety Survey (NSSS), which was completed by 43,819 students from 39 Australian universities (UA). This survey builds on the Australian Human Rights Commission's (AHRC) s
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