The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) brings together four of the most innovative and enterprising universities in Australia: University of Technology Sydney, RMIT University, University of South Australia and Curtin University.
The ATN is recognised as a global leader of a new generation of universities focused on industry collaboration, real-world research with real-world impact and produce work-ready graduates to become global thinkers in business and the community.
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A greater focus on industry-engaged research funded through the Australian Research Council (ARC) grants program was...
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Today’s passage of the Morrison Government’s Job-ready Graduates legislation provides much needed certainty for...
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ATN warmly welcomes the announcement of Professor Harlene Hayne as the new Vice Chancellor of Curtin University
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New critical investments announced in the 2020-21 Federal Budget put universities at the centre of Australia’s national...
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Today’s announcement by Education Minister, Dan Tehan, MP to allocate an additional $326 million in the Budget for new...
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Coronavirus has affected a lot of what we do in 2020. Most of you would think, what an understatement. We can all list...
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The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN Universities) and the Republic of the Philippines Commission for...
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For any young person, the decision to pack their bags and travel across borders and cultures to pursue their academic...
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The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN), in collaboration with The University of Newcastle and Deakin...
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