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The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) looks forward to reforming higher education and research in cooperation with the Albanese Government’s new Ministry which was sworn in today.

The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) congratulates the Australian Labor Party on their victory at the federal election and wishes Anthony Albanese every success as he becomes Australia’s 31st Prime Minister.

A new technology skills passport developed by the Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) will help equip workers with the skills they need in the rapidly growing tech sector under a $5 million election commitment, announced today by the Coalition.

Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) is delighted to demonstrate sector leadership by launching the ATN Industry Advisory Panel.

JOINT RELEASE WITH AI GROUP: As we approach the coming federal election, Ai Group and ATN jointly urge all sides of politics to support the creation of a tripartite Skills Forum to solve Australia’s skills crisis.

JOINT RELEASE WITH INNOVATIVE RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES: Australians, regardless of their background or postcode should have access to opportunities for an education and for a good job. For almost everyone this requires a post-school qualification.

Workers looking to upskill and retrain and graduates about to enter the workforce and looking to shape their future careers will benefit from the new easy access short course, Designing Your Future, being launched by Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) today.

The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) is ready to leverage our strong links with industry and capitalise on the significant and nation building $2.2 billion investment in research commercialisation announced today by the Prime Minister, Scott Morrison.

Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) is proud to partner in the successful grant bid led by the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE) which sees an investment of $41.2m to boost women’s leadership in STEM disciplines.

The additional 20,000 university places announced today by Labor Leader Anthony Albanese would help ease the pressure on school leavers, address urgent skills gaps for businesses, and allow universities to better support their local communities.