Uncertain times call for a degree of business nous

The business world has long been a magnet for go-getters and change makers. But to succeed – especially with today’s challenges – having the foundation of a leading business degree is essential.

How to get on the fast track into the music industry

DJ Anna Lunoe is the face of the new 2-year Bachelor of Music from SAE Creative Media Institute that puts students on the fast track to a music industry career, whatever their ambitions.

Misgendered and misnamed: SA tertiary institutions are not accommodating trans students

Three gender-diverse students tell CityMag being misnamed and misgendered while studying has led to anxiety, depression, dropped courses, and an erosion of trust in the state’s higher education system.

Six-year-old Ngarrindjeri student Wayne Brown is the hero every school needs

With no funds available from his school's budget for a new playground, Year 1 Le Fevre Peninsula Primary student Wayne Brown has raised $1,698 to build one, because, as he sees it, he’s going to be there “for a long time”.

Endeavour College of Natural Health Open Day

The future of universities: Money, money, money

In our ongoing series about the future of universities, one issue has been impossible to avoid - the question of how much money universities need, and where that money should come from.

Higher education for high fashion

South Australia will produce its first locally-educated university fashion graduates this year, thanks to a partnership between two of the state's institutions.