Australian Technology Network of Universities: Curtin University of Technology, University of South Australia, RMIT University, University of Technology Sydney, Queensland University of Technology
Building Partnerships, Finding Solutions

LATEST NEWS

Tony Abbott 'committed to dumbing down' education, says Simon Marginson - The Australian 22 May

ATN Executive Director's speech to the Higher Education Summit - 21 May

Unis say $2000 study expenses cap to cut student numbers - AFR 21 May

ICT misses out on govt's "pathetic" university funding - Computerworld 15 May

Calls to put the brakes on student growth - The Australian 15 May

Labor tosses sector a few sweeteners - The Australian 15 May

Federal budget blunts student aspiration - ATN 15 May

Tertiary sector makes plea for no more cuts - The AFR 13 May

Australia lacks China research firepower - The Australian 10 May

Research likely for chopping block - The Australian 8 May

Pyne steers clear of student fees issue - The AFR 6 May

Christopher Pyne sitting on spending cut fence - The Australian 1 May

ATN in Profile - April 2013

EVENTS

Measuring & Maximising Research Impact - Melbourne 26, 27 June 2013

Constructing World Class Universities - Hong Kong 29, 30 July 2013; Kuala Lumpur 1, 2 August 2013

The Australian Technology Network is an influential alliance of five distinctive and prominent Australian universities located in each
mainland State.

The ATN’s aim is to help secure Australia’s reputation as the clever country, contributing to its social and economic wealth by building
strategic partnerships and undertaking solution based research which is relevant to the expectations of industry and the community.

At the same time we will continue to champion the principles of access and equity that have ensured its members are the universities of first
choice for more students.