Creation nation: How universities are fostering the next generation of innovators
More young people are becoming interested in entrepreneurial ventures than ever before, with a Startup Aus survey indicating 84 per cent of people under 35 are open to exploring the possibility of running their own business. But how are universities and other tertiary institutions are fostering this demand?
Peta Gilbert investigates.
A new study on law student well-being in 2016 has found that law students are particularly reluctant to seek help for mental illness. When the rates of mental illness in the legal profession is considerably higher than in any other, this silence is deadly. But why are law students refusing to speak up?
Rachel O'Connor has more.
Over the past decade, there has been a huge surge of students going on exchange overseas. The latest study by Universities Australia found that these rates have in fact quadrupled since 2006. But many underestimate just how dark and difficult it can be.
Rachel O’Connor speaks with three different exchange students who disclose their darkest story.
EDUCATION
Why should we still go to university?
More people are going to university, but less graduates are finding employment. More students are struggling with mental health issues, and less of them are enjoying the university experience. More tuition will need to be paid, and less time to do it. So why should we still go to university?