LATEST NEWS

Shortfall in research workforce should sound alarms - August

Call to reinstate China research fund - August

Education Investment Fund is not a slush fund - August

Coalition to cut funds for poor students - August

Libs to cut incentives for poorer university students - August

Cuts to student equity loading shortsighted - August

Research workforce must be supported - August

Tertiary plans sway poll intentions - August

Sharp drop in international student numbers - August

Higher education sector in peril - August

Urgent action needed for international higher education - August

Easy visas urged for quality students - August

ATN In Profile - August

The Economic Implications of Fewer International Higher Education Students in Australia - August

Skill Build - Nation Build: Meeting Australia's research workforce needs - August

Red tape hurts hopefuls - August

“Science for Australia’s future” must be underpinned by a strong research workforce - August

Innovation economy needs human capital - August

Coalition proposals to assist students a welcome starting point - August

Strengthening the AQF: a framework for Australia’s qualifications - August

Crean says the overseas market won't collapse - August

EVENTS

The Inaugural Student Housing Summit - 7-8 September

Social Inclusion in Education Conference - 13-14 September

6th Annual CIPSA Conference - 13-14 October

Offshore Campus Management Forum - 10-11 November 2010

ATN Assessment Conference - 18-19 November

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.