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The Australian Universities' Review (AUR, formerly Vestes) is Australia's oldest and most widely read refereed journal dedicated exclusively to higher education issues.
AUR is published by the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) to encourage debate and discussion about issues in higher education and its contribution to Australian public life, with an emphasis on those matters of concern to NTEU members.
AUR has been in continuous publication since 1958 and has a current distribution of about 4,000 copies per issue in hard copy, and 10,000 in soft copy (online e-mag).
AUR is published twice a year, usually in February and September. Download information brochure here.
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What does AUR publish?
The primary objective of AUR is to encourage debate and discussion about issues in higher education and its contribution to Australian public life.
AUR publishes both articles and other contributions, including short commentary and satire. All articles are subject to double blind peer review and assessed by independent referees before publication. Priority is given to contributions which are substantial, lively and original and have a broad appeal. Responses to previously published contributions are also encouraged.
How do I get published in AUR?
To submit a paper to AUR, and for style guidelines, please click here.
How do I get my own copy of AUR?
NTEU members are entitled to a free copy of every AUR, for details please see here. For personal and insitutional subscrption prices, please see here.
AUR can be downloaded by members of the public free of charge from our online archive.