Pending regulatory approval, the University of Sydney will offer a Bachelor of Politics Philosophy and Economics in 2025, following nine other Australian universities who now offer the degree founded by Oxford University in 1921.
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The order to disassemble the Encampment follows an alleged “disruptive fire evacuation” on May 21 that “revealed a serious safety concern affecting the good order on campus,” according to a note delivered by ANU’s Facilities and Services Division.
Following further management interference at their encampment, Students 4 Palestine organised a snap rally, attended by students and members of the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU).
Chatting with Woroni was a refreshing insight into a unique publication independent of usual student body theatrics but dependent on ensuring students have access to a creative platform that is financially, editorially and aesthetically theirs.
ANU took strike action on 27 July to demand job security and better workloads.
NSW’s major universities are still failing on equal access to higher education.
The reaccreditation is contingent on two sets of key performance indicators being met
The Darlington bookstore is battling for financial survival
The proposed course will not be evaluative or comparative.
The decision follows the dis-accreditation of the University of Canberra and the Australian National University