Teaching and learning

For students about to embark on their study journey in Australia, finding a safe, convenient and comfortable "second home" is a crucial step to starting a wonderful study life. Australia, a popular destination for both domestic and international students, attracts numerous students with its three popular cities: Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, which offer high-quality educational resources and diverse cultural environments. However, it is challenging for one to quickly identify accommodation areas with a high safety index and suitable for students in an unfamiliar city.

With students subjected to a steady stream of memes and manipulated narratives, teaching media literacy isn’t something university educators should do; it’s something they must. Cayce Myers offers advice for a misinformation age

Are we marginalising environmental, social and governance considerations in treating them as optional extras? Here’s how to subtly integrate them into business courses

Techniques and methods to enrich your teaching - and your students’ learning outcomes

Learn lessons from the gaming world to structure nursing courses, strengthening student engagement and improving pass rates

Dissertation alternatives, such as capstone projects and applied group-based projects, could better prepare graduates for their future careers. Discover what these might look like

A workshop designed to help struggling students reflect on their mid-term assessment shortcomings led to 86 per cent of participants passing their end-of-year exam. See how it worked

Gamification and game-based learning can centre students in the learning experience and improve university enrolment rates. Here’s how to get started

Use the power of games and game elements to engage students in learning and deepen their understanding. Here’s how

To avoid causing students unnecessary harm when teaching sensitive topics, consider a trauma-informed approach. Carrie Mullen outlines how