Birmingham's door open for uni talks

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published September 29, 2015

New federal education minister Simon Birmingham isn't ready to declare university deregulation dead but he is going back to talk with the sector to work out what is possible.

CANBERRA, Sept 29 - Senator Birmingham is taking an open-door approach, asking academics, university vice-chancellors, business leaders and Senate crossbenchers for ...

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