Partners

The Australian Curriculum Studies Association Incorporated (ACSA) was established in 1983, providing a national forum for dialogue between those engaged in curriculum work. It is a broadly based educational association supporting the professional interests of educators in curriculum work from all levels and sectors within and beyond Australia.

ACSA works to support educators so that all students have access to a meaningful, relevant and engaging curriculum. ACSA provides national advocacy and leadership in curriculum. It is committed to curriculum reform informed by the principles of social justice and equity and respect for the democratic rights of all.

The Australian Teacher Education Association (ATEA) is the major professional association for teacher educators in Australia.
Our Mission is to promote:
• Research as a core endeavour of teacher educators;
• The continuing education of teachers and teacher educators; and
• Advocacy and support for the professionalism and expertise of teacher educators at local through to global scales.

To learn more: https://atea.edu.au

ATN’s member universities are Curtin University, Deakin University, RMIT University, The University of Newcastle, University of South Australia and University of Technology Sydney. ATN’s member universities share a strong, consistent identity. We focus on innovative teaching that produces highly employable graduates. We are leaders in research with real-world impact and industry partnerships. Our universities share a passion for enterprise as well as a fervent commitment to equity and social justice, with a proud history of serving communities through open, accessible and practical education.

At ATN, the research we do has real-world impact. We are leaders in collaboration with industry partners and other universities to leverage the right skills in research, engagement and commercialisation. Our research drives benefits for the economy, for people’s health and safety, and for meeting the world’s biggest challenges. Along with innovative, flexible, workplace-connected teaching and a deep commitment to access and social justice, research with real-world impact is a part of ATN Universities’ DNA.

To learn more: https://atn.edu.au/

The Australian independent higher education sector comprises more than 170,000 students and 120 institutions, with independent providers variously accredited to offer courses across the full AQF range (diplomas up to doctorates).

Learn more here: https://ihea.edu.au/

The Council of Australasian University Leaders in Learning and Teaching (CAULLT) is the peak professional body for leaders in university learning and teaching whose responsibilities include academic development. We see to enhance our members’ capacity to be key strategic leaders abd advisers in learning and teaching.

To learn more: https://www.caullt.edu.au/