Peter Høj

We are still looking on the bright side of our arduous university merger

A tactical takeover might have been easier in the short term, but Adelaide University will be better for being a marriage of equals, say David Lloyd and Peter Høj

By David Lloyd

15 November

Game of Thrones intrigue is not a feature of Adelaide University merger, says v-cs

Adelaide University merger is no Game of Thrones

Speculation over imagined backstabbings and betrayals is rife but the joining of two of Australia’s universities is more of a meeting of minds than clash of clans, insist vice-chancellors Peter Høj and David Lloyd

By Peter Høj

21 August

We know our new logo will be met with both jubilation and judgement

The merged Adelaide University’s brand personality tries to find a sweet spot between proven and audacious, say Peter Høj and David Lloyd

By Peter Høj

27 May

Merging two major universities is a tense but rewarding Odyssey

No journey in strange new waters can be smooth sailing, but healthy conflicts have a place in innovation and transformation, say David Lloyd and Peter Høj

By David Lloyd

15 March

For reimagining Australian tertiary education, many heads beat two

AI is helping us mine 200,000 stakeholders’ ideas, sensible and silly, about core elements of the new Adelaide University, say Peter Høj and David Lloyd

By Peter Høj

26 November

A university merger in Australia is a political obstacle course

Both boards approved the case for the amalgamated Adelaide University – but politicians still formed a scrutiny committee, say Peter Høj and David Lloyd

By David Lloyd

31 October

The merged Adelaide University will be big, bold and for the better

Many ask why we assume a combined university will offer more. The answer is that we are purposefully designing it that way, say Peter Høj and David Lloyd

By Peter Høj

20 September

Flinders Ranges National Park, South Australia

Building the new Adelaide University: how we got from there to here

In the first of a series of articles charting the merger of the University of South Australia and the University of Adelaide, the institutions’ vice-chancellors, David Lloyd and Peter Høj, set out why, after a series of false starts over the years, the amalgamation finally looks set to go ahead

By David Lloyd

7 August

Peter Høj

Articles by Peter Høj

We are still looking on the bright side of our arduous university merger

Adelaide University merger is no Game of Thrones

We know our new logo will be met with both jubilation and judgement

Merging two major universities is a tense but rewarding Odyssey

For reimagining Australian tertiary education, many heads beat two

A university merger in Australia is a political obstacle course

The merged Adelaide University will be big, bold and for the better

Building the new Adelaide University: how we got from there to here