Name and face – living with the past in the present.
Universities across the world are reflecting on what the the statues and the building names on their campuses mean in today’s world.
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International collaboration in higher education leads to breakthroughs in knowledge, the free exchange of ideas, and enduring bonds between institutions and nations. But it begins with connections between people.
For more than 100 years, the ACU has brought students, scholars, academic leaders, and university professionals together across borders to forge fruitful and mutually beneficial partnerships with far-reaching impact.
While the shared language and structures of the Commonwealth create an ease of working together, the ACU offers valuable opportunities to put this advantage to practical use.
Meanwhile, our proud history of running world-class global scholarship schemes gives us unique expertise and insight into the value and impact of international educational experiences.
Universities across the world are reflecting on what the the statues and the building names on their campuses mean in today’s world.
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Some may question why universities need to be involved in reparations at all, but universities played a role in providing a cloak of respectability and legitimacy for the colonial project.
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Curricula tend to be modelled on templates of learning that have usually originated in the so-called West. However, there are growing calls to make the curriculum more authentic to where it's taught.
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