Tertiary education stories - Page 3

The Government is investigating new models of tertiary education that fit better with the changing demands of today’s world.

Tertiary enrolments are set to topple going into 2016, but it is uncertain how this will impact the demand for IT resources in the tertiary sector.

With such high proportions of graduates moving into different careers, Australia’s education system must prepare students for an uncertain future.

Employers are shifting focus from qualifications to workplace culture and innovative thinking when hiring, according to AbsoluteIT.

All universities, wānanga and polytechnics will be required to publish information about the employment status and earnings of graduates as of 2017.

Educators need to evaluate how they’re using technology, and look at whether their choices are accelerating learning, or making a student passive.

Three Auckland University students have won first place at the 2015 Microsoft Imagine Cup competition for Tether, an app that helps people find work.

​Emulex Corporation is continuing to invest in New Zealand’s education sector and develop its next generation of engineering talent.

The technological innovations of New Zealand tertiary students will be on display tonight in Auckland at Microsoft’s 2015 Imagine Cup event.

NZ's new career app revolutionises job planning for students, offering insights into 50 careers, future demands, and income levels.

Newly elected Labour Party leader Andrew Little has appointed his closest rival for the job, Grant Robertson, to the crucial finance role previousl.

Auckland hosts pivotal summit led by Steven Joyce, aiming to adapt NZ's tertiary education to future tech and global standards.

Increased interest from tertiary sector prompts promotion and new appointment by technology leasing specialists.

Unemployment levels in New Zealand are at a historic low, with the shortage of skilled workers in the ICT industry particularly acute.