5 Questions on Biotechnology: Prof. Peter Smooker

BrainGain magazine asked Dr. Peter Smooker, Head of the Biotechnology Lab at RMIT, about Biotechnology. He shared his insights on subject, as well as its practical applications. Edited excerpts below.

How to be a good architect - Q & A with Prof. Lochhead

BrainGain Magazine spoke to Prof. Helen Lochhhead, Dean of Faculty of Built Environment at University of New South Wales, Sydney, about how to choose a progamme, interdisciplinary learning, and faculty.

Charles Darwin University welcomes the first cohort of international students in 2020

If this pilot program succeeds, the university hopes to welcome another batch in January.

'Don't restrict yourself to a single field of study'

Strategic communications expert Alana Mann has some solid advice for international students who want to study public relations in Australia

BIG DATA: It's not size that matters; it's what you do with it

One of the fastest growing fields today, Big Data offers great professional scope to graduates.

Fully vaccinated international students can re-enter Australia from December

Australia is ready to re-open borders but re-entry rules vary across states and territories.

International Schools Video Competition - Advance to Australia

Grand prizes await teams from Step by Step (Noida) and Vibgyor High School (Pune) which won the International School Video Competition. The competition was organized by Australian Trade Commission with support from Cambridge English Language Assessment.

Students from Delhi, Nashik, and Noida win the Advance to Australia Video Competition

5 teams were declared the winners of the 2016-17 Advance to Australia Video Competition for high-school students on 10th April in New Delhi

'The pandemic has built the case for us and accelerated our plans of blended learning models'

RMIT Professor and smart systems expert, John Thangarajah, talks about online learning, cloud-based tools, and his vision of the future.

Lack of trust and risk to reputation: Why US universities avoid using recruitment agents

US universities and colleges are more cautious in using student recruitment agencies than their counterparts in other countries, according to a recent survey