Educational Leadership

The university says the move will allow it to attract a greater range of students. It will offer bridging courses to catch pupils up.

The university will consider tougher intake rules for Chinese students after a huge surge in fraudulent admissions was uncovered last year.

The number of international students living in Australia will halve, dropping by up to 300,000 by mid next year, if international borders remain closed.

Shore School in North Sydney has been investigating a document coined the "Triwizard Shorenament" which sets out tasks for Year 12 boys to complete to earn points.

The document includes a series of challenges for students that range from a "sack whack" — hitting other people's testicles — to taking illicit drugs on the Harbour Bridge, getting arrested and drinking to excess.

Headmaster Timothy Petterson said his school "unequivocally condemns the activities detailed in the proposed scavenger hunt".

Vice-chancellor Michael Spence has welcomed the proposed strengthening of protections around free academic expression.

A revolutionary new state school will open in Sydney's north next year.

Internal documents reveal allegedly inappropriate spending that is being investigated at the University of Sydney.

Dropbox has formalised its push into the education sector with a deal to provide access to University of Sydney students and staff

Health campaigners want soft drinks banned from the campus.

Australias oldest university is set to overhaul its degree structure, wiping out a range of popular five-year programs and replacing them with four year double degrees designed to embed life and work skills.

International students accounted for 78 per cent of Sydney University fee revenue in 2022, and 48 per cent of the institution’s total revenue.

It is the first time the university has publicly released an annual document detailing sexual violence.

The ample supply of instant coffee is just one reason Gateway Community High in Carlingford has a long waiting list.

Sydney University’s choice of Mark Scott as vice-chancellor is bold. But it could be exactly what the sector needs

Every semester I have Chinese students in my classes who struggle to have even basic conversations with me about their homework.

Foreign student numbers are booming and but what impact is it having on Sydney's universities?

Anyone who threatens, assaults or harasses their fellow citizen should be punished according to the law. There should be no exceptions or cover-ups for student

Art schools are emerging globally as very powerful instruments of urban renewal. In a time of transformation, Sydney must learn to tap into the value of having multiple art colleges.

Outsider to open 7000-student campus in Sydney's newest education battleground.