Torrens University Australia is a modern, career-focused university dedicated to helping students succeed in work and life. Established in 2013, it offers flexible, industry-integrated education across undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs, delivered on campus and online. As Australia’s only Certified B Corporation university, Torrens is committed to creating meaningful social and industry impact through education, research and community engagement. The University is recognised for innovative teaching, strong industry partnerships and research excellence across fields including AI, technology, business, health and clinical sciences, information and computing sciences, design and tourism.
As a university of innovators, changemakers and lifelong learners, Torrens empowers students and researchers to create meaningful social, economic and environmental impact, while contributing to a more equitable, sustainable and inclusive future. This commitment underpins our efforts to advance gender equality and foster a safe, respectful and supportive community for all.
This work at Australia’s industry’s university is strengthened, amplified and its impact reinforced through partnerships with business, industry, chambers of commerce, research collaborations, sport, government and non- government organisations.
Privately owned, Torren University is a part of the US-based Strategic Education Inc., which has a global network of over 100,000 learners around the world. In 2020 and 2021, Torrens University was included in the Australian Financial Review’s list of the 100 Most Innovative Companies in Australia and New Zealand.
En absorbant des données corrompues, les modèles d’IA peuvent dysfonctionner (ci-dessus une version pixellisée de Sigismonde buvant le poison [c. 1897]).
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L’empoisonnement de l’intelligence artificielle n’est pas une métaphore : il s’agit d’une méthode bien réelle pour corrompre les modèles d’IA, comme ChatGPT.
Sigismonda Drinking The Poison (1897).
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In a big win for the anti-fur movement, Condé Nast has formalised a fur-free policy across its global titles, including Vogue, Tatler, Glamour and Vanity Fair.
New research looks at a unique model in South Australia where an aged-care facility is co-located with a childcare centre. Here’s what the researchers found.
Tourism Australia’s new campaign is slick and star-studded, but still stuck in the past. After 40 years of clichés, isn’t it time to tell a new story?
Celle qui a fait et défait les tendances de la mode ces quarante dernières années ne sort pas tout à fait du jeu. Anna Wintour garde la haute main sur tous les contenus du groupe Condé Nast publiés dans le monde.
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À 75 ans, Anna Wintour quitte la rédaction en chef de l’édition américaine de « Vogue ». Éternelle figure d'influence, elle garde une position stratégique au sein du groupe de presse Condé Nast.
After some 30 years and thousands of wagging tails, the Million Paws Walk takes its final steps, revealing a deeper crisis threatening Australia’s charities.
Crocodile farming in northern Australia began as a way to ensure crocodile leather could be sustainably sourced. But fashion houses and consumers are turning away.
Luxury travel used to mean super rich tourists spending US$500 a night on accommodation. But the definition of luxury travel is changing, with many non-millionaires willing to splurge on holidays.
Ilustrasi anak-anak di Indonesia.
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Riset terbaru menunjukkan bahwa anak-anak pekerja migran yang ditinggalkan orang tuanya bekerja di luar negeri sangat rentan terkena dampak sosial dan psikologis.
Adolescents with HIV are at risk for mental health disorders.
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