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Trends High. Educ.2026, 5(1), 1;https://doi.org/10.3390/higheredu5010001 
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19 December 2025

Global interest in student mental health has led to a proliferation of research and practice aimed at operationalising a whole university approach to wellbeing. In education, this has entailed innovation and evaluation of different assessment types a...

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The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has created both opportunities and challenges in higher education. AI tools are increasingly regarded as potentially transformative, yet also contested, resources for enhancing teachi...

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The Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) framework is widely used to conceptualize teacher knowledge as an interplay of content, pedagogy, and technology. Following recent research interests in examining TPACK as contextually situated...

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Reimagining the Public Speaking Course: Student Experiences and Outcomes in an Online Format

  • Annika C. Speer,
  • Valeria G. Dominguez,
  • Catherine M. Lussier and
  • Annie S. Ditta

Though higher education has returned to in-person instruction in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for online learning continues to increase. This rapid growth in virtual instruction necessitates examining its impact, particularly in skill-ba...

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Higher education institutions commonly employ student evaluation of teaching (SET) instruments (e.g., course evaluation surveys) to enhance course quality and inform instructional strategies. However, conceptualizing and measuring SET as a unidimensi...

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Great Expectations: Studying at a Regional Campus in Northwest Tasmania—A Pilot Study

  • Sarah J. Prior,
  • Merete Schmidt,
  • Stephanie Richey and
  • Diana Guzys

Studying at a university regional campus presents unique opportunities, challenges, and experiences for students. People who live in rural and regional areas are less likely to gain a tertiary degree, and barriers include access, cost, and competing...

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Disaster is a multidimensional phenomenon affecting societies worldwide. Rising climate crises, mass migrations, and earthquake risks have made disaster awareness crucial in spatial design. In this context, interior architecture has evolved beyond es...

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Higher education faces increasing demands to address student diversity in engagement, learning preferences, and professional readiness. This study examined the feasibility of integrating personality-tailored case-based learning in teacher education....

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Achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) is considered to be imperative for the future security and sustainability of the world. Universities are viewed as being a key industry to support the achievement of the goals by the...

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This paper presents the first systematic attempt to quantify higher education dropout rates in Slovenia and to examine their relationship with youth unemployment. Using annual data for the period 2011–2019, dropout rates were estimated based on...

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