African researcher goes platinum
PhD candidate Gerard Leteba.
In a world where small improvements can equal big scientific and commercial gains, Gerard Leteba’s research is generating a buzz much larger than the nanoparticles he work ...
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Distance no barrier to TESOL degree
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Ahmed El-Sandouby knows a lot about teaching English as a second language, having been an ESL/EFL teacher with the British Council in Egypt for almost 14 years.
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Scholarship students celebrate
Macquarie’s international student scholars enjoyed cocktails and canapés at a special celebration function held in their honour last week.
The champagne was flowing last week, as Macquarie Unive ...
College living: a home away from home
Photo: Nizar Noor
Living away from home from the first time can be a challenge for any young person. For international students studying at Macquarie, it is often combined with their first experience ...
From violence to video: communicating for peace
Photo: Antra Kalnins
The widespread violence that erupted in Kenya following its 2007/08 presidential election is one example of how ethnic divisions can create deep rifts across countries that can be ...
Macquarie the ‘fondest place’ for UN climate policy specialist
Rose Mwebaza has a very special reason for remembering Macquarie with a great affection.
“It’s my fondest place, because I had my daughter Tessa (now eight) while I was doing my PhD there,” says the ...