Andrew Norton's Mapping Australian higher education is a national asset. It is great that the latest edition is available in a year of discussion about the future of the sector.
Mapping Australian higher education 2023, the sixth in my series of reports on Australian higher education, is now available. Covers enrolment trends, regulation, funding, benefits for graduates and the public, and much else. https://t.co/6PTOhprvXd
@andrewjnorton@DanielCasey_CBR @diarmuid3003 @thesiswhisperer@VFSYES@DrPeterBentley Looking at aggregated postgrad research commencements, there was a drop 2015-16 (9,937 to 9,854), but the bigger drop for domestic came a few years later just before the RTP was introduced 2016-2017 (9,709-9,244) when international commencements grew. A few factors maybe?
Our new analysis on the cost of teaching: :https://t.co/4t8lxyD7Tf
Rigid subsidies a mismatch for university course costs
https://t.co/6GIvbvRLZZ @MelbCSHE @PilbaraGroupLea
Please join @Juliaho, @hannahforsyth, Bruce Chapman,
@wdlocke, @Gwil_C and me for a wide-ranging discussion about 1974 and ‘free’ university education. What did it mean and what were its enduring legacies? 7–8.30pm, 17 November 2021 - a free event
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My latest paper with @PeterWoelert shows the growth in the proportion of senior staff at Australian universities and the change in professional staff composition. https://t.co/3TTg9kn93o. Open access too.
Are you interested in undertaking a PhD examining the changing university workforce in Australia? @PeterWoelert and I have a PhD stipend available (some conditions apply):
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@drkellyallen@DrJoannaT@DrPeterBentley@MarciaDevlin I'm here late. But for clarification we built a database w publicly available biographical info (as many sources as we could find) of all senior leaders/councillors listed by unis. Obvious caution needed interpreting data, but on balance, thought important to include ethnicity.
According to @unimelb's Siew Fang Law + @Gwil_C, the sameness of university leaderships adds to the challenges of ensuring higher education meets future needs. https://t.co/trwJ2H4Feq @uommedia
Many masters, few functionaries as professional ranks transform https://t.co/buZyHfwNxY via @timeshighered. @MelbCSHE. My latest research with @PeterWoelert
Read the latest edited extract of UA’s commissioned new history, Australian Universities: A history of common cause in today’s @ConversationEDU https://t.co/hJTPVrNgaU
Universities in crisis? They've been there before, and found a way out https://t.co/pseOTA0QYV via @ConversationEDU. Extract from my new book with @ejwaghorne