Rewarding hard work in tertiary education and training
Budget 2024 sets the path for a sustainable tertiary education sector that supports and incentivises hard working learners, businesses, and tertiary
Source: nationaltribune.com.au
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Universities New Zealand – Te Pōkai Tara Responds To Budget 2024
“We welcome the increase to DQ7+ funding, however, the financial situation for universities remains precarious,” says Professor Cheryl de la Rey, Universities New Zealand Chair and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Canterbury.
Source: scoop.co.nz
MIL-OSI New Zealand: Rewarding hard work in tertiary education and training
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A Response from Tim Fowler, Chief Executive of the Tertiary Education Commission
I read Zak Rudin’s Critic Te Ārohi article with interest (‘MINOR CONFUSION! Announcement elicits fears’). As the person who apparently said several things quoted, I want to set the record straight, as a number of comments have been misinterpreted, conflated and confused in the
Source: critic.co.nz
MINOR CONFUSION! Announcement Elicits Fears
The Uni is possibly considering raising student fees to help with the $60 million funding shortfall. Brandon, President of the Ōtepoti Tertiary Education Union (TEU) branch, was at a TEU conference meeting where an announcement was made that seemed to indicate this. Tim Fowler, executive head
Source: critic.co.nz