Universities Australia wishes to express serious concerns regarding matters raised in the submissions from the Department of Defence and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade/Austrade.
Universities Australia wishes to express serious concerns regarding matters raised in the submissions from the Department of Defence and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade/Austrade.
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Australian universities are committed to actively addressing gender-based violence on campus. We will continue to work in collaboration with students, practitioners, and subject matter experts to combat this issue. All Universities Australia (UA) members are signatories to the Charter on Sexual Harm, which was publicly released on 17 November 2023.
This Bill proposes to amend the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act) to support the quality and integrity of the international education sector while also giving Ministers powers to control growth in international student enrolments.
Australian universities are increasingly adopting AI tools in research and teaching, and deepening our understanding of the possibilities and risks arising from the uptake of AI technologies. They are also training much of the future workforce in these capabilities and are themselves large workplaces where professional staff are incorporating technology and AI into their daily activities.