Innovation, opportunity and inclusion will be central to the success of the biggest shake-up to Higher Education in almost 15 years, according to the Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN).

Doctors who live and work in rural and remote parts of Australia could save up to $70,000, and nurses almost $20,000, with legislation introduced today by the Albanese Government which will reduce or wipe their HELP debts.

Funding and initiatives delivered in tonight’s Federal Budget by Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed that higher education will be a cornerstone of Australia’s domestic and global recovery and will ready us for a successful future.

The strength of Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) members will be recognised in the Federal Budget by the Albanese Government, with the allocation of 4,461 additional Commonwealth funded university places.

The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) members will play a lead role in the Federal Government’s Startup Year program, helping […]

The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) has a long tradition of engaging with India and, as the source of 14 per cent of ATN’s international students, now is the time to further strengthen these collaborations and partnerships and explore new opportunities.

The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) is pleased to outline our policy priorities to assist the development of the Albanese Government’s 2022-23 Budget.

Australia’s technology universities have called on the Albanese government to sidestep current constraints on spending with a “long-term and progressive plan of action” to improve post-school education.

Higher education had a supporting part at the Jobs and Skills Summit. The Australian Technology Network wants to them back top of the bill