Education
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29 December 2021
JOBS OF THE FUTURE REQUIRE A ROADMAP
Now more than ever - robots matter
IN an age where there is an ever-increasing chance a robot will one day take your job, the world of work today is as unpredictable as it is different from anything that’s come before.
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25 November 2021
GLOBAL ACCREDITATION FOR WSU
Business school acknowledged for excellence
WESTERN Sydney University’s School of Business has been awarded the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation for its excellence in business education.
WESTERN Sydney University’s School of Business has been awarded the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation for its excellence in business education.
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11 September 2021
EXCELLENCE IN AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Plans unveiled for Hawkesbury training centre
PLANS for the new Centre of Excellence in Agricultural Education, which will be co-located at the Western Sydney University Hawkesbury Campus, have been unveiled with the lodgement of the State Significant Development application.
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27 April 2021
VIEWPOINT: POWER OF LOCAL PURCHASING
It's like speed dating for business
AMANDA BRISOT
THE recent disruption of global commerce due to the Coronavirus pandemic and the trade conflict with China has highlighted the importance of creating a diverse supply chain that contains a good mix of local suppliers in order to avoid production and supply disturbances.
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17 April 2021
CEO CALLS OUT SKILLS SHORTAGE
West’s PMG links with Germany’s Probatec
ELIZABETH FRIAS
WESTERN Sydney based Precision Metal Group (PMG) will manufacture rail seats, fittings and furnishing in collaboration with German company, Probatec, under an agreement to step up delivery of internationally certified products for the Australasian supply chain.
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24 January 2021
STUDENTS TO GET HANDS-ON STEM SKILLS
WSBC to roll out CSIRO program
HIGH school students in Parramatta LGA will be invited to get hands-on opportunities to develop skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) as part of the Federal Government's Maker Projects program.
HIGH school students in Parramatta LGA will be invited to get hands-on opportunities to develop skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) as part of the Federal Government's Maker Projects program.
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26 December 2020
SYDNEY'S MOST JOB-READY APPRENTICES
First group graduates from training facility
ANDREW Tran, 17, is no stranger to working hard; while studying for his HSC this year he was working before and after school, and in the school holidays, at Woolworths and KFC to help his family with the bills.
