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

ATN delegation meets with Sao Paulo funding body FAPESP

Small mercy not enough - AFR 10 May 2012

Big sigh of relief as Treasurer spares the axe in budget - The Australian 9 May 2012

ATN commends Budget "protection" but more work to be done - 9 May 2012

ATN signs agreement with Brazil Higher Education funding body CAPES

Universities plead for long-term funding stability - AFR 7 May 2012

ATN congratulates Peter Høj as the new VC of University of Queensland - 26 April

ATN in Profile - April 2012

Search for experts to access research - AFR 23 April 2012

Quality universities, ABC Radio National - Vicki Thomson broadcast - 21 April 2012

Quality Counts at uni - 19 April 2012

My University - Transparency and Information should not be a Proxy for Quality - 3 April 2012

ATN DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) Joint Research Co-Operation Scheme - Now Open

EVENTS

Institutional Performance in Higher Education: 15-16 May 2012

Higher Education Summit: 21-22 May 2012

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.