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curriculum

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The ideology of a medical school curriculum

There is perennial panic about overly ideological teaching in the arts and social sciences, often manifested in specific conservative backlash to otherwise quite innocuous academic theories.

October 9, 2022 Oscar Chaffey
Analysis //

Westernised history curriculum changes will alienate and disengage

Recent changes to the National Curriculum may reap uncertain consequences on and diminish history education.

February 20, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock
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USyd’s big plans for your curriculum

A risk assessment of proposed developments for graduate qualities.

November 5, 2019 Amelia Mertha and Liam Thorne
Opinion // Curriculum

Spaghetti towers and OLEs: USyd’s obsession with “employability”

Why is building towers out of pasta being passed off as tertiary education?

May 16, 2019 Max Shanahan
Analysis //

Enrolling at USyd? You’ll Need a Degree For That

Disappearing units at the end of 2017 caused more chaos for USyd's already murky enrolment process.

March 2, 2018 Laura de Feyter
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Don’t diversify, decolonise

David Wang thinks we need to break the system, not conform to it

November 27, 2016 David Wang

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