Universities Australia
Home – Universities Australia
53008502930
ACT 2600
universitiesaustralia.edu.au
uniaus
UniversitiesAus
616199
Universities Australia
Universities Australia is a leading organization dedicated to advancing higher education in Australia. It was established on 22 May 2007 as the successor to the Australian Vice-Chancellors’ Committee, which was founded in May 1920. The Australian Vice-Chancellors’ Committee was established by vice-chancellors from six universities in Sydney at the time, with the goal of promoting higher education through collaborative efforts.
Objectives
Universities Australia operates on a non-partisan basis, exclusively for educational purposes. Its primary objectives include:
- Promoting Australian Universities: It aims to advance and promote the benefits of Australian universities to the nation.
- Supporting Universities: It supports Australian universities in their roles and develops policy positions on higher education issues.
- Internationalization: It fosters the internationalization of Australian universities.
- Student Welfare: It promotes the welfare of students, staff, and graduates of Australian universities.
- Development Opportunities: It facilitates opportunities for students, staff, and graduates to enhance their knowledge and skills.
- Community Engagement: It studies the problems and needs of Australian universities in relation to other educational institutions and the community.
Representation and Funding
Universities Australia represents and is funded by contributions from 38 of Australia's 39 universities. It has representatives on numerous external national and international bodies related to higher education, including the Prime Minister's Science, Engineering and Innovation Council and the Association of Commonwealth Universities Council.
Regulatory Details
Universities Australia holds the ABN 53 008 502 930 RR0001 and operates as a key advocacy and policy organization for the Australian university sector. Its activities are focused on policy analysis, advice, and advocacy to contribute to the advancement of higher education in Australia.
[1] https://universitiesaustralia.edu.au/about/ [2] https://www.acnc.gov.au/charity/charities/7d60ce7b-39af-e811-a963-000d3ad244fd/profile [3] https://www.4icu.org/au/non-profit/ [4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universities_Australia [5] https://www.aususafoundation.org
Podobné organizace
University Of South Australia |
|
University Colleges Australia Incorporated |
|
Australian National University |
|
Australian National University Law Students' Society |
|
Flinders University |
Podobné organizace global
University of Tasmania Foundation USA |
|
AMERICAN AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION INC |
|
AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES & SCHOOLS USA |
|
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF SOVEREIGN NATIONS INC |
|
ASSOCIATION OF COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES |
Podobná návštěvnost
Český svaz biatlonu, z.s. |
|
Český svaz házené, z.s. |
|
Memorial Česká republika, z.s. |
|
Anglo-American Institute, z. ú. |
|
Pražské jaro, o.p.s. |
Podobně sociální sítě (22809)
České centrum pro investigativní žurnalistiku, o.p.s.23910 |
|
Ústav modelů ve vzdělávání, zapsaný ústav23000 |
|
Prague Handball Club, z. s.25000 |
|
Eisenhower Fellows24355 |
|
Detour Productions z.s.26000 |
Novinky
New research from Macquarie University shows that cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness, and exercise are among the most effective long-term treatments for chronic low back pain. Notably, combining physical and psychological therapies provides even greater benefits over time. The meta-analysis reviewed 75 clinical trials assessing 20 non-surgical treatments for chronic back pain lasting a year or more. Interventions such as massage, manipulation, nutritional supplements, pain education, injections and goal setting were considered in their review. The study, published in Lancet Rheumatology, is the first review and meta-analysis to specifically assess the long-term effectiveness of interventions for chronic low back pain. Read more here: universitiesmatter.edu.au/the-lower-back-pain-treatments-with-long-term-benefits-new-review/ #auspol #highered (fb)
New research has found that fewer than 1 in 10 hospitals in NSW and Victoria have policies to guide surrogacy births, prompting urgent calls from experts for national standards. A review of 112 metropolitan hospitals revealed that only 10 had surrogacy care policies in place — leaving health professionals, surrogates and intended parents facing inconsistent care, legal uncertainty and emotional stress. Lead author Kabir Sattarshetty from Charles Darwin University says surrogacy is becoming an increasingly common pathway to parenthood, but hospitals are unprepared. “Without clear policies, hospitals risk excluding intended parents from delivery rooms, delaying newborn bonding, and creating confusion around feeding and decision-making,” Mr Sattarshetty said. Learn more here: universitiesmatter.edu.au/study-finds-hospitals-unprepared-for-surrogacy-births-prompting-urgent-calls-for-national-guidelines/ #UniversitiesMatter #research #parenthood (fb)
Poslední komentáře
This year's UA Solutions Summit sounds amazing! It's inspiring to see so many leaders coming together to tackle challenges for Australia's future. Can't wait to see the innovative ideas that come out of it! 🌟detail |
|
Congrats to all the winners of the 2024 Shaping Australia Awards! 🎉 Your hard work and dedication are truly making a difference in our communities and showcasing the impact of education! Keep it up! 📚✨detail |
Poslední diskuze
1. How can Australian universities better collaborate with local communities to address pressing societal challenges and drive innovation?Odpovědí: 3, Naposledy před 1 den detail |
|
2. What role do you think international partnerships play in enhancing the global competitiveness of Australia's university sector?Odpovědí: 3, Naposledy před 1 den detail |
V okolí
4.5
ACT 2600
O společnosti
- M30, B90, G20 -
Universities Australia Solutions Summit 2025 Big ideas. Bold conversations. Real solutions. This years UA Solutions Summit brought over 70 local and global leaders to tackle some of Australias biggest challenges.
Vzdělávací služby a školy - ostatní Vrozené vady, genetická onemocnění
