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Since 1999, ATN has worked to advance higher-education policy and research to meet the demands of tomorrow. Our advocacy strengthens collaboration between universities, governments, industry partners and international organisations. Our research and education programs drive benefits for the economy, people’s health and safety and addressing the world’s biggest challenges.
ATN Universities and Future Campus Announce New Partnership
ATN25: A History in Video
On October 9 we were joined by past and present ATN Universities alumni to celebrate a quarter century of collaboration and innovation at the ATN25 Anniversary Dinner in the National Ballroom, Hotel Realm Canberra. We were pleased to welcome Minister for Education, the Hon. Jason Clare MP to deliver the keynote speech and on the night we presented a video detailing the history of our group of universities. Enjoy.
Shining the Light on Australia’s Brightest: 25 Years of the Australian Technology Network of Universities
Media And Events
News, publications and podcasts
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NewsATN Universities welcomes plan to reduce student debt
04 November 2024 -
NewsATN Universities and Future Campus announce new partnership
28 October 2024 -
PodcastATN25 – Episode 4: Michael Anderson (Wolters Kluwer CCH Parliament) chats with ATN Deputy ED Frank Coletta
17 October 2024 -
NewsOp Ed by Professor Harlene Hayne CNZM
ATN Universities Chair & VC Curtin University -
MediaThe Hon Jason Clare MP Minister for Education, Keynote Speech to the ATN25 Anniversary Dinner
10 October 2024 -
PodcastATN Perspectives: Global Graduates with Sam Saili and Dr Sandy Chong
26 September 2024
ATN Learning
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ATN Frontiers
An innovative professional development program for Australia’s next generation of PhD and research Masters students. ATN Frontiers supports graduates to better understand the future – changes in societal needs, research capabilities and technological sophistication – to best prepare for it.
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Designing Your Future
A short course built on the ‘Life Design’ model from Stanford University. Grounded in design thinking concepts and techniques it supports students and graduates to assess strengths, plan their future career and begin taking the necessary steps to achieve their goals.