The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) brings together four of the most innovative and enterprising universities in Australia: University of Technology Sydney, RMIT University, University of South Australia and Curtin University.
The ATN is recognised as a global leader of a new generation of universities focused on industry collaboration, real-world research with real-world impact and produce work-ready graduates to become global thinkers in business and the community.
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On her departure as Vice Chancellor of Curtin University, ATN Universities would like to congratulate Professor Deborah...
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ATN Universities welcome the opportunity to share its expertise in today’s announced working groups, which are tasked...
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ATN Universities continue to be the world’s leading network of young universities. All four of our members are ranked...
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ATN welcomes the Federal Government’s guarantee of a bachelor degree place at any university for Indigenous students...
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The Federal Government has announced a new way for prospective students to find the short courses they need to reskill,...
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Today’s announcement by Education Minister Dan Tehan MP demonstrates the Government’s understanding of the importance...
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ATN universities launch new, subsidised short courses to prepare the future workforce, offering Higher Education...
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Thinking back to a year ago can be a depressing exercise. Back to a time where there was no global pandemic, we hadn’t...
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ATN welcomes the upcoming commencement of the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, due to...
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