Campus Review Volume 28 - Issue 3 | March 2018 | Page 3
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MANAGING EDITOR NEWS
Richard Garfield
02 9936 8628
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EDUCATION EDITOR
Loren Smith
02 9936 8605
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INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
8 Destination Australia
NEWS EDITOR
Kirstie Chlopicki
02 9936 8660
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Students as partners in learning
UOW to build health precinct
Aussie unis rise in rankings
RMIT offers blockchain course
Entrepreneurs pitch at UTS
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‘Walking the talk’ on the
international stage
POLICY & REFORM
10 Frozen or finished?
Demand-driven funding
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
Conor Burke
02 9936 8638
[email protected] 12 Training in consent
SUBEDITOR FACULTY FOCUS
Robert Santos 14 Social lubricant
Online course aims to prevent
sexual assault on campus
The philosophy of saying sorry
SALES MANAGER
INDUSTRY & RESEARCH
Ben Long
02 9936 8661
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
Josie Wallace
02 9936 8666
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15 Woman vs wild
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Exploring gender inequality
in outdoor education
16 Toxic leadership: Part 2
How managerialism has
contaminated universities
COVER 18 The rise of credentialism
Professor Deep Saini
Photo: University of Canberra
Are unis fostering learning?
VC’S CORNER
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20 Sacred cash cow
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Let’s stop treating international
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VET & TAFE
22 Making VET fairer
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PUBLISHER’S NOTE
ON CAMPUS
24 Struggle street
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Sector failing the disadvantaged
National Union of Students
reports poor living conditions
25 Healthy body, healthy mind?
Students and mental health
WORKFORCE
26 Generation recognition
Know your Zs from your Ys
27 When machines take over
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Education the ‘decisive factor’
in a future of automation
ON THE MOVE
28 Staff appointments
Who’s going where?
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